Where is the engine oil drain plug Harley-Davidson?

Where is the engine oil drain plug Harley-Davidson?

Look directly below the seat– and slightly behind it – underneath the frame to find the oil drain plug. Use a ratchet and 5/8-inch socket to remove the drain plug. Once loose, finish removing the plug by hand to avoid dropping it into the oil pan.

Where is the drain oil drain plug?

oil pan
The drain plug is a large nut or plug located under the oil pan at the bottom of the engine. If you can’t reach your oil drain plug easily, you’ll have to either crawl under your car to reach it or jack up the car.

What size is Harley drain plug?

M18x1. 5×12 Magnetic Drain Plug for Harley Davidson Harley Davidson’s Porsche-designed V Rod engines require only one drain plug – for the engine oil, transmission oil, and for the primary chain case. This drain plug works for all three and is equipped with a 1/2″ diameter high-temperature magnet.

Do all oil drain plugs have gaskets?

You didn’t replace the drain plug gasket. The type of gasket used on your vehicle oil pan drain plug may be a single use only, or reusable type. More manufacturers are choosing to use a copper washer or gasket that deforms when you tighten the drain plug.

Are all oil drain plugs the same?

All drain pans are not designed the same which is why different drain plugs are required for different vehicles. There is as much engineering going into the oil drain plug as any other part or system on the vehicle. Some vehicles have a reinforced drain plug hole and others do not.

How much oil does a 2008 Road King take?

It should take about 3 1/2 qts. with the filter.

What does a magnetic drain plug do?

Magnetic drain plugs remove the smaller metal particles the oil filter can’t, extending the useful life of your engine. It is also less likely that you will experience oil oxidation, as the metal particles that contribute to the process of oxidation adhere to the magnet.

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