2004 Harley Davidson FXDWG Dyna Wide Glide will not idle @

SOURCE: oil drain plug 2004 harley dyna wide glide

your oil drain is on the right side pipe side of your bike look under near the rear back part of your frame you will see a plug with a one quarter allen key threaded plug style bolt kinda hidden in bridge plate of frame it is flat in conjuction with line on bike it is in area right behind where your back pipe expands to baffle of pipe where its skinny and then gets bigger its the one closest to you

SOURCE: will a gas tank off a 5 harley dyna wide glide

It sure will!! You answered your own question. guess i get no points for this one.

SOURCE: how do i drain my 2005 dyna lowrider's brake fluid back resevoir.

Bleed the brake system adding new fluid until the new fluid comes out in to your bleeding bottle you just changed it.

SOURCE: 2008 dyna lowrider run switch will not activate,

"The two small hydo lines entering it seem to be loose and spring loaded turn screw is also loose"

I think you're referring to the two throttle cables and the throttle lock screw on the bottom of the throttle mechanism.

The "run/stop" switch is located inside the switch housing on the throttle side. It has three wires running to it. If the switch does not work, it may be defective.

To replace the switch, you must remove the two bolt that hold the switch halves together. Carefully seperate the two halves. the "Run/Stop" switch is in the front half of the switch housing. The switch is held in by a couple of small screws. Remove the switch and unsolder the wires taking note of which wire goes where. Resolder the wires to a new switch and install the switch in the housing. Reassemble housing keeping it positioned up firmly against the front brake master cylinder. Check the throttle for proper operation prior to starting the engine.

SOURCE: where is the drain plug on a 2004 dyna lowrider?

The oil tank is on the bottom of the transmission. Two drain plugs. The center one is the transmission drain, the one towards the front on the left side is engine oil drain.