New 185 dollar fuel line every 5K?

xlr8tion said:

Thanks guys! I called the dealer and talked to the owner...It is a corroded fuel rail and he will save it for me. He said it is the first one they have seen in a LOONG time and I do not know if this bike sat in a corrosive environ. As far as the seal on the Fork...He used a "Seal Swipe" (all greek to me) and will have the tech test it once the bike is back together.

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Ygransom said:

The "Seal Swipe" is piece of plastic IMFASTTOO referred to earlier. If the seal is dirty but not torn it should solve leak.

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xlr8tion said:

That is because it's a Harley!

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Jag said:

How about a little info about a seal swipe, where you get one and how to use it. Thanks

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Ygransom said:

The "Seal Swipe" is piece of plastic IMFASTTOO referred to earlier. If the seal is dirty but not torn it should solve leak.

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Jag said:

How about a little info about a seal swipe, where you get one and how to use it. Thanks

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40mmrrsmith said:

I have used 35mm film strip or similar sized thickness plastic to clean fork seals. I remember seeing a video recently
on you tube I think.

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daytonageo said:

You can cut an old credit card to do the exact same thing as the Seal Mate. Just push is under the fork seal and pull it all the way around so it cleans any gunk caught in there. Then pump the forks a bunch of time to set the seal. If it doesn't work, then it is new seal time.

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