I bought a Jims forceflow number 5401. I can’t get the bracket on the bottom to adjust enough to clear the shift linkage rod. Any ideas on what to do? I’ve look at your video many times and thought it would be an easy job. Any info would be nice.
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If the length of the stud is too long, you may need to cut it shorter.
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I have a 2002 flhrci…it’s a retired Delaware state police bike .mmmhas a fuel injectef 88ci…i have an arlen ness stage 2 air filter with a dry rotted vacuum line…how do i replace it?
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Ok after up grades to the top end how do check your motor is time before you install the cams.
Please note we are working on a twin cam. We have shovel heads this twin cam
Is a different deal.
Mark,
We have hours of footage covering the Twin Cam cam compartment.
You need to line up the timing marks on the cam gears, then (after installing cam plate), line up the timing marks on the large cam gear & pinion gear.
Here’s is a video:
https://www.fixmyhog.com/video/harley-davidson-hydraulic-cam-support-plate-installation-cams-rear-cam-chain-rear-cam-chain-tensioner-003495/
-Mark
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