How do you drain a primary Harley?

How do you drain a primary Harley?

Drain the primary fluid Slide your drain pan in place, then use the 5/8-inch socket and socket wrench to loosen the drain plug. Remove it the rest of the way by hand so it doesn’t fall into the drain pan. Next, replace the gasket on the primary case cover. You should be able to pull the old one right out.

What is an oversized drain plug?

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION. The Needa Parts 652176 is a M14-1.50 oversized oil drain plug that will help cut a new thread into your oil pan. The cutting edge actually increases the size of the threads cut into the pan, for a more secure hold.

How do you measure a oil drain plug?

Oil drain plug diameter is best measured in millimeters using digital calipers. Measure the width of the plug across the base of the plug, at the widest part of the threads.

What size socket do I need for oil plug?

Place a 3/8-inch (0.9 centimeters) socket in the socket wrench, fit it over the drain plug’s nut and turn it counterclockwise. The oil drain plug should open easily, draining the used oil from the engine.

What is the standard oil drain plug size?

17mm

Are most oil drain plugs the same size?

There is no such thing as a universal oil drain plug. However, the industry uses a few standard sizes that are widely available.

Are all drain plugs the same size?

There is no universal drain plug size, but there are only a couple different sizes in common use. Auto shops do not need to replace the plug, it is almost always reuseable. The disposable part is just a sealing washer or gasket. Most shops probably reuse that instead of replace it.

How much does it cost to tighten an oil plug?

With a wrench tighten the plug very lightly until it stops and is only snug with the pan. Then tighten the plug 1/4 turn. That’s it your done. Don’t over tighten your engine oil drain plug.

What tools are needed to change oil and filter?

In addition to oil, you’ll need an oil filter, an oil-filter removal wrench, a wrench to remove the drain plug, a funnel, a drain pan and some gloves. You may also need to raise the car to gain access, in which case you’ll need a floor jack and safety stands, or a pair of purpose-made steel ramps.