...I was at my Harley Dealer yesterday and had my clutch fluid drained and changed......while there, I spoke with my mechanic....He said they will no longer just exchange the defective reverse motors on warranty work (unless the housing or something severe happened to defective reverse motor)....instead, Harley is now making them use a rebuild kit for all reverse motor warranty work.............just tellin' what he said.
Back in the olden days, Thats what almost all Mechanics did....Rebuild not just replace parts...And they got away from doing that to save labor .....You needed an alternator /generator 'Starter ETC.....You handed them the old one and the gave you back a rebuild...
Sometimes a Cigar is Just a Cigar.....
2019 Tri-Glide.......
Back in the olden days, Thats what almost all Mechanics did....Rebuild not just replace parts...And they got away from doing that to save labor .....You needed an alternator /generator 'Starter ETC.....You handed them the old one and the gave you back a rebuild...
You are correct, that said some of the jobbers wont sell us the parts we need to rebuild starters and alternators any more
Mechanics are being replaced by component replacement techs
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You are correct, that said some of the jobbers wont sell us the parts we need to rebuild starters and alternators any more
Mechanics are being replaced by component replacement techs
Yep.....You get the rebuilt pay them and a core charge....And when you bring back the old one the core charge is refunded.. And i never heard the word's,
They'er on back order...
Sometimes a Cigar is Just a Cigar.....
2019 Tri-Glide.......
I removed mine 3 times from the bottom,[11 T/G] Remove the right side wheel and pull/unbolt it from that way..The 4th time i just left it in and installed a mechanical reverse...If and when it gos on my 17 T/G It will be replaced with an mechanical...
Where did you buy the mechanical reverse ? And how much was it? Is this a DIY job or does it require specialty tooling ? Mine is a 2016 TG. Thanks