I have a 2008 Dyna custom with 100 km on it. The problem is I can’t get the steering lock to lock into the locked position; it seems to be not lining up correctly. Is there anything I can do to adjust the steering lock on my 08 Dyna? DonHello Don,If this motorcycle is a European model, not sure about Canadian, it will not have a neck lock allocation. The only way to really know is to drop the lower stem or tree assembly down and check for the recess that the lock fits into. The new Softail & Dyna part 2 DVD and an h/d manual should make things very clear and help you do the job yourself. Also, I have seen the fork stops on the frame welded wrong, but you need to check the stem first. Go slow and think things out, you should be fine. Lower stem assemblies are available at your dealer if you need one. Also if you have to grind a little off the fork stop at full left lock do it in small increments. Another option is an HHI rotor lock they work great.Wrench Safe, FMH
Steering Lock on my 08 Dyna
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On my 1958 Pan, I replaced the steering lock assy, but the lock pin doesn’t line up with the hole in the trippletree. Does the earlier assy year need to match the frame assy year?
Hi Mark. The parts manual we have, lists the same lock for all models, for that year, other than Sportster.
* Here is what we came across online.
* Steering Head Frame Lock Assembly for HD EL, UL and VL models – 37-9021
* http://www.denniskirk.com/v-twin-manufacturing/steering-head-frame-lock-assembly-for-hd-el-ul-and-vl-models-37-9021.p4001175.prd/4001175.sku
* https://www.fixmyhog.com/video/harley-fork-lock-replacement-011316/
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Mark-FMH
will tire wear change the speedometer readings on my 2010 heritage softail?
Hi Bill. No. Tire wear is not enough diameter change to effect your speedometer reading
https://www.fixmyhog.com/video/welcome-to-fix-my-hog-site-review-008131/
Thanks
Mark-FMH
I have an ’08 Dyna Low Rider with a similar locking issue. The lower tree is cut to accommodate the lock pin but the pin doesn’t align with the notch in the tree. I can only partially use the locking feature, meaning I can only partially lock the forks since the pin will clear the lower triple tree when the head is straight. Is there a way to align this? If not, is it possible that the wrong lower tree is installed? Thanks for your assistance.
Michael,
Difficult to speculate without seeing for ourselves.
Yes, we would suggest that you either have parts that are incompatible or the lock assembly is damaged.
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