HarleyTechTalk

Clutch drag probably, what's in the primary for oil...do ya know or did you "just" pick it up?

Quotethis was one of the nicer shifting shovels I have owned and it was a piece of cake to find neutral

 I advocate for a chain but the truth is I've never had a belt drive primary.

  My 76 shifts almost silently since I went to the Rivera Pro Clutch.  To hit neutral at a complete stop I do very slight blip. Sometimes I think that's as much old habit as anything.  It's night and day compared to my 12. 

Just disconnect it.

Just bought a 21 rgs, when trying to back off a tilt bed trailer in neutral it acts like it's in gear pulling in the clutch helps a little. And when starting it "in neutral" it jumps forward, thoughts?

I believe I have a memory stick with many service manuals from 1995 to 2013. Moved twice, going to be a chore to find it, but I think I can do it.

Our tech has replaced about 10 rear head gaskets on 2019 models

I'm assuming this is it

https://harleytechtalk.com/htt/index.php/topic,34648.0/all.html

The S&S pistons for the 97 or 98 3.928 and 3.938 domes are very close and will work verified by clay checking with .040 head gasket.

Do you have the Harley factory service manual?  It will give you the procedure. You may have missed something.

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