SERVICE AND
REPAIR
1,000-MILE REGULAR SERVICE INTERVAL
Regular maintenance will help keep your Harley-Davidson® motorcycle running at peak performance. Our Harley-Davidson® factory-trained technicians use the latest diagnostic tools and Harley-Davidson's genuine motor parts as well as premium aftermarket parts to service your motorcycle so you know you're getting the highest quality workmanship.
1
Check operation of electrical equipment and switches.
2
Check front tire pressure and inspect tread
3
Check tightness on front wheel spokes, if equipped
4
Inspect front break fluid sight glass
5
Inspect clutch fluid (hydraulic operated) sight glass
6
Check torque on front brake hydraulic clutch reservoir cover screen
7
Check switch housing screw torque on hand control fastener
8
Check clutch lever handlebar clamp screw torque on hand control fastener
9
Check master cylinder handlebar clamp screw torque on hand control fastener
10
Replace engine oil and filter
11
Check engine coolant freeze point, inspect for leaks
12
Clean radiators
13
Replace primary chaincase lubricant
14
Replace transmission lubricant
15
Check torque on right front engine-mount and screws
16
Check torque on engine mount to front aon case screw
17
Inspect oil lines and brake system for leaks, contact or abrasion
18
Inspect fuel lines and filings for leak, contact or abrasion
19
Inspect rear brake fluid sight glass
20
Check torque on rear brake reservoir cover screw
21
Inspect brake pads discs for wear
22
Check torque on front axle nut
23
Inspect and lubricant jiffy stand
24
Check adjustment on clutch cable (FLHRC and FLHP models)
25
Check adjust and lubricant brake and clutch controls with Harley Lube
26
Check tightness on rear wheel spoke, if equipped
27
Check rear tire pressure and inspect tread
28
Inspect drive belt and sprockets, adjust belt
29
Check torque on rear axle nut
30
Check air suspension pressure, operation and for leakage, if equipped
31
Inspect exhaust system for leaks, cracks and loose or missing or exhaust shields
32
Check battery, terminal torque and clean connections annually, lubricant terminals with electrical contact lubricant
33
Replace spark plug every two years or every 30,000 miles whichever comes first
34
Lubricant hinge and latch on fuel door with Harley Lube
35
Inspect rear sprocket isolators for wear at each rear tire change
36
Road test to verify component and system functions
5,000-MILE REGULAR SERVICE INTERVAL
Regular maintenance will help keep your Harley-Davidson® motorcycle running at peak performance. Our Harley-Davidson® factory-trained technicians use the latest diagnostic tools and Harley-Davidson's genuine motor parts as well as premium aftermarket parts to service your motorcycle so you know you're getting the highest quality workmanship.
1
Check operation of electrical equipment and switches.
2
Check front tire pressure and inspect tread
3
Check tightness on front wheel spokes, if equipped
4
Inspect front break fluid sight glass
5
Inspect clutch fluid (hydraulic operated) sight glass
6
Inspect air cleaner, service as required
7
Replace engine oil and filter
8
Check engine coolant freeze point, inspect for leak
9
Clean radiators
10
Inspect oil lines and brake system for leaks, contact or abrasion
11
Inspect fuel lines and filings for leak, contact or abrasion
12
Inspect rear brake fluid sight glass
13
Inspect brake pads discs for wear
14
Inspect and lubricant jiffy stand
15
Check adjustment on clutch cable (FLHRC and FLHP model), if equipped
16
Check adjust and lubricant brake and clutch controls with Harley Lube
17
Check tightness on rear wheel spoke, if equipped
18
Check rear tire pressure and inspect tread
19
Inspect drive belt and sprockets, adjust belt
20
Check air suspension pressure, operation and for leakage, if equipped
21
Inspect exhaust system for leaks, cracks and loose or missing or exhaust shields
22
Check battery, terminal torque and clean connections annually, lubricant terminals with electrical contact lubricant
23
Replace spark plug every two years or every 30,000 miles whichever comes first
24
Lubricant hinge and latch on fuel door with Harley Lube
25
Inspect rear sprocket isolators for wear at each rear tire change
26
Road test to verify component and system functions
10,000-MILE REGULAR SERVICE INTERVAL
Regular maintenance will help keep your Harley-Davidson® motorcycle running at peak performance. Our Harley-Davidson® factory-trained technicians use the latest diagnostic tools and Harley-Davidson's genuine motor parts as well as premium aftermarket parts to service your motorcycle so you know you're getting the highest quality workmanship.
1
Check operation of electrical equipment and switches
2
Check front tire pressure and inspect tread
3
Inspect front break fluid sight glass
4
Inspect clutch fluid (hydraulic operated) sight glass
5
Check torque on front brake hydraulic clutch reservoir
6
Check switch housing screw torque on hand control fastener
7
Check clutch lever handlebar clamp screw torque on hand control fastener
8
Check master cylinder handlebar clamp screw torque on hand control fastener
9
Inspect windshield bushings, if equipped
10
Inspect air cleaner, service as required
11
Replace engine oil and filter
12
Check engine coolant freeze point, inspect for leaks
13
Clean radiators, if equipped
14
Replace primary chaincase lubricant
15
Check torque on right front engine-mount end cap screws
16
Check torque on engine mount to front aon case screw
17
Inspect oil lines and brake system for leaks, contact or abrasion
18
Inspect fuel lines and filings for leak, contact or abrasion
19
Inspect rear brake fluid sight glass
20
Check torque on rear brake reservoir cover screw
21
Inspect brake pads discs for wear
22
Check torque on front axle nut
23
Inspect and lubricant jiffy stand
24
Check adjustment on clutch cable (FLHRC and FLHP models)
25
Check/adjust and lubricant brake and clutch controls with Harley Lube
26
Check rear tire pressure and inspect tread
27
Inspect drive belt and sprockets, adjust belt
28
Check torque on rear axle nut
29
Check air suspension pressure, operation and for leakage, if equipped
30
Inspect exhaust system for leaks, cracks and loose or missing or exhaust shields
31
Check battery, terminal torque and clean connections annually, lubricant terminals with electrical contactlubricant
32
Replace spark plug every two years or every 30,000 miles, whichever comes first
33
Lubricant hinge and latch on fuel door with Harley Lube
34
Inspect rear sprocket isolators for wear at each rear tire change
35
Road test to verify component and system functions
15,000-MILE REGULAR SERVICE INTERVAL
Regular maintenance will help keep your Harley-Davidson® motorcycle running at peak performance. Our Harley-Davidson® factory-trained technicians use the latest diagnostic tools and Harley-Davidson's genuine motor parts as well as premium aftermarket parts to service your motorcycle so you know you're getting the highest quality workmanship.
1
Check operation of electrical equipment and switches
2
Check front tire pressure and inspect tread
3
Inspect front break fluid sight glass
4
Inspect clutch fluid (hydraulic operated) sight glass
5
Inspect air cleaner, service as required
6
Replace engine oil and filter
7
Check engine coolant freeze point, inspect for leak
8
Clean radiators
9
Inspect oil lines and brake system for leaks, contact or abrasion
10
Inspect fuel lines and filings for leak, contact or abrasion
11
Inspect rear brake fluid sight glass
12
Inspect brake pads discs for wear
13
Inspect and lubricant jiffy stand
14
Check adjustment on clutch cable (FLHRC and FLHP model), if equipped
15
Check/adjust and lubricant brake and clutch controls with Harley Lube
16
Check rear tire pressure and inspect tread
17
Inspect drive belt and sprockets, adjust belt
18
Check air suspension pressure, operation and for leakage, if equipped
19
Inspect exhaust system for leaks, cracks and loose or missing or exhaust shields
20
Check battery, terminal torque and clean connections annually, lubricant terminals with electrical contactlubricant
21
Replace spark plug every two years or every 30,000 miles whichever comes first
22
Lubricant hinge and latch on fuel door with Harley Lube
23
Inspect rear sprocket isolators for wear at each rear tire change
24
Road test to verify component and system functions
20,000-MILE REGULAR SERVICE INTERVAL
Regular maintenance will help keep your Harley-Davidson® motorcycle running at peak performance. Our Harley-Davidson® factory-trained technicians use the latest diagnostic tools and Harley-Davidson's genuine motor parts as well as premium aftermarket parts to service your motorcycle so you know you're getting the highest quality workmanship.
1
Check operation of electrical equipment and switches
2
Check front tire pressure and inspect tread
3
Check tightness on front wheel spokes, if equipped
4
Inspect front break fluid sight glass
5
Inspect clutch fluid (hydraulic operated) sight glass
6
Check torque on front brake hydraulic clutch reservoir cover screen
7
Check switch housing screw torque on hand control fastener
8
Check clutch lever handlebar clamp screw torque on hand control fastener
9
Check master cylinder handlebar clamp screw torque on hand control fastener
10
Inspect windshield bushings, if equipped
11
Inspect air cleaner, service as required
12
Replace engine oil and filter
13
Check engine coolant freeze point, inspect for leaks
14
Clean radiators
15
Replace primary chaincase lubricant
16
Replace transmission lubricant
17
Check torque on right front engine-mount end screws
18
Check torque on engine mount to front aon case screw
19
Inspect oil lines and brake system for leaks, contact or abrasion
20
Inspect fuel lines and filings for leak, contact or abrasion
21
Inspect rear brake fluid sight glass
22
Check torque on rear brake reservoir cover screw
23
Inspect brake pads discs for wear
24
Check torque on front axle nut
25
Inspect and lubricant jiffy stand
26
Check adjustment on clutch cable (FLHRC and FLHP models)
27
Check/adjust and lubricant brake and clutch controls with Harley Lube
28
Check tightness on rear wheel spoke, if equipped
29
Check rear tire pressure and inspect tread
30
Inspect drive belt and sprockets, adjust belt
31
Check torque on rear axle nut
32
Check air suspension pressure, operation and for leakage, if equipped
33
Inspect exhaust system for leaks, cracks and loose or missing or exhaust shields
34
Check battery, terminal torque and clean connections annually, lubricant terminals with electrical contact lubricant
35
Replace spark plug every two year or every 30,000 miles (48,000 KM) whichever comes first
36
Lubricant hinge and latch on fuel door with Harley Lube
37
Inspect rear sprocket isolators for wear at each rear tire change
38
Road test to verify component and system functions
25,000-MILE REGULAR SERVICE INTERVAL
Regular maintenance will help keep your Harley-Davidson® motorcycle running at peak performance. Our Harley-Davidson® factory-trained technicians use the latest diagnostic tools and Harley-Davidson's genuine motor parts as well as premium aftermarket parts to service your motorcycle so you know you're getting the highest quality workmanship.
1
Check operation of electrical equipment and switches
2
Check front tire pressure and inspect tread
3
Inspect front break fluid sight glass
4
Inspect clutch fluid (hydraulic operated) sight glass
5
Inspect lubricant and adjust steering head bearings
6
Inspect air cleaner, service as required
7
Replace engine oil and filter
8
Check engine coolant freeze point, inspect for leak
9
Clean radiators
10
Inspect oil lines and brake system for leak, contact or abrasion
11
Inspect fuel lines and filings for leak, contact or abrasion
12
Inspect rear brake fluid sight glass
13
Inspect brake pads discs for wear
14
Inspect and lubricant jiffy stand
15
Check adjustment on clutch cable (FLHRC and FLHP model), if equipped
16
Check adjust and lubricant brake and clutch controls with Harley Lube
17
Check rear tire pressure and inspect tread
18
Inspect drive belt and sprockets, adjust belt, replace steering head bearings (14-up touring)
19
Check air suspension pressure, operation and for leakage, if equipped
20
Inspect exhaust system for leaks, cracks and loose or missing or exhaust shields
21
Check battery, terminal torque and clean connections annually, lubricant terminals with electrical contact lubricant
22
Replace spark plug every two year or every 30,000 miles (48,000 KM) whichever comes first
23
Lubricant hinge and latch on fuel door with Harley Lube
24
Inspect rear sprocket isolator for wear at each rear tire change
25
Road test to verify component and system functions
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