
135 tooth Fits 85-96 FLT, FXR (For shorter fit than stock) 136 tooth Fits 85-96 FXR, FLT, FLHT, FLHS, & Road King models with 70 Tooth Rear Pulleys (Replaces OEM# 40001-85) 139 tooth Fits 97-03 FLT,FLHT, & Road King models with 70 Tooth Rear Pulleys (Replaces OEM# 40024-97)
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How long does a Harley compensator last?
With the unmodified SE comp, you should get at least 10,000 to 15,000 miles of trouble free operation, much improved from the previous compensator.
What does a compensating sprocket do?
The compensator sprocket dampens (reduces) torsional vibration created by the crankshaft so it is not transmitted through the drivetrain causing rider discomfort and premature component wear.
What is the compensator on a Harley Davidson?
The compensator is a shock absorber Indeed, in Harley-Davidson Big Twin engines the compensator acts as a buffer between the engine pulsations, which leave the crankshaft and are transmitted through the primary chain to the transmission, passing through the clutch.
Why do Harleys have compensators?
The intention of the compensator is to smooth out the rough pulses that the engine creates under certain load situations (think about when you lug the engine and it bucks back and forth) and prevent them from being transmitted through the drivetrain.
How do you know if your compensator is bad?
1:509:53Twin Cam Compensator Failure and What You Can Do About It - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipIssue but truly the only way to know is to pull the primary cover and look at it and see if you haveMoreIssue but truly the only way to know is to pull the primary cover and look at it and see if you have a bunch of pieces fall out but if you're experiencing any of those.
What does a compensator Eliminator do?
The Compensator Eliminator Sprocket eliminates slipping, reduces noise, and improves the starting and starter life of the motorcycle. It reduces spinning weight by 4.8 lbs. and is designed to fit 07-15 Big Twin models and 2006 Dyna. It has been machined from 4140 heat-treated steel and is made in the USA.
What is a clutch compensator?
The purpose of the wear compensators is to ensure that uniform clearances are maintained between the friction and mating surfaces throughout the working life of the clutch, so that both driven plates release fully when the clutch pedal is operated.
What size is the compensator nut on a Harley?
the factory compensator bolt is 13/16" socket and the new baker compensator kit bolt is a 1 1/2" socket so all worked out good,now its time to ride,thanks again for the info guys.
What is a Twin Cam 88B?
2000 - The Softail and the Twin Cam 88B In 2000 the Twin Cam 88B was introduced specifically for the Softail line, with a pair of small balance shafts mounted in the engine cases, in front of and behind the crank. This system eats up about three horsepower, and adds 14 lbs to the engine, but reduces vibrations by 90%.
Why is my Harley knocking?
A motorcycle engine knock likely happens because of premature detonation. This makes the piston unable to reach the top of the cylinder and complete it's cycle which causes the piston to move sideways and knock the side of the cylinder wall.
What does a loose primary chain sound like?
Loose primary chain should sound like you have a bolt rattling around in the primary case when you are going down the street. If the bike is creeping forward in 1st with the clutch pulled in it is defiantly your adjustment in your clutch.
Who is Harley Davidson biggest competitor?
Harley-Davidson's major competitors are Triumph, Yamaha, Ducati, and Royal Enfield brands.
shrini23 Member
I want to switch my stock pulley to a chrome pulley. I've been shopping in the market for it and I do see a lot of chromed ones with 66 teeth and 70 teeth pulley.
Breeze3at Experienced Member
It's in your owners manual under "Specifications - sprocket teeth". An alternative to a high dollar chrome pully is a chrome pully cover. I have had one on my '92 FXD for 18 years, still looks good, and was only $50 (then).
shrini23 Member
Darn...I checked my manual and there is nothing mentioned about the sprocket.
STEVE07 Well-Known Member Staff Member Super Moderators
Put a chock mark where you start and count them then you will know for sure.
SilverFoXD Junior Member Contributor
I want to switch my stock pulley to a chrome pulley. I've been shopping in the market for it and I do see a lot of chromed ones with 66 teeth and 70 teeth pulley.
