According to my book anti-seize
My book says anti-seize, my book also says once bearings are removed you toss them and replace with new.
My book says anti-seize, my book also says once bearings are removed you toss them and replace with new.Hopefully I'll be mounting my new tires on my '12 Super Glide soon. Been watching all the YouTube videos and starting to feel confident I can do it, even on a Harley.
On all my bikes over the years, when re-installing an axle, I gave it a light coat of wheel bearing grease. The YouTube videos call for anti-seize.
Eyeballed a HD forum and some say grease, some say anti-seize. It looks like to me, if I need to pull the axle in less than 20 years, grease will be okay.
Then some sites wandered off in to spark plugs and stuff that didn't interest me. Thought I would see what you home Harley mechanics thought, grease or anti-seize?lain:
Do you have a problem with Kawasaki manuals?Clymer is not reliable.
One time in the early days we had to race our back up bike because we trusted specs found in a Clymer.
You can trust the factory book most of the time. Clymer... Never!
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