Harley Davidson Motorcycles : About Slobbering Oil Problems In A Harley Davidson

by admin on 2011/09/15


In a Harley Davidson motorcycle, slobbering oil, also known as oil carryover, is a common problem caused by deteriorated, cracked or improperly attached backplate air filter bolts or tubes. Re-rout...

Related Reading:

21uOsqs4kWL. SL75 Harley Davidson Motorcycles : About Slobbering Oil Problems In A Harley DavidsonPilo D65 Black Derailleur Hanger - Fits: Kona, Ironhorse, Cervelo, American Eagle, KTM, DeVinci
HOT BIKE magazine February 2006 (Volume 38 Number 2, motor cycles, choppers, EFI secrets, H-D's engine, American Ironhorse, The hottest custom V-Twin Magazine,)
Raising V-twin sales by lowering price points: that's what Iron Horse is aiming for with new models.(American IronHorse ): An article from: Powersports Business
American IronHorse set to expand dealer network.(FOCUS: DEALER EXPO, PART II): An article from: Powersports Business
American IronHorse names CFO, Sales Director.(DIGEST)(chief financial officer): An article from: Powersports Business

Tagged as: About, Davidson, Harley, Motorcycles, Problems, Slobbering

{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

sideshobob65 October 3, 2009 at 12:12 am

It’s just how the old bikes were. Twin cams pretty much have this resolved. We call this “sumping”. Harley’s have a dry sump oil system. V-rods don’t use a dry sump system.

shangrilar October 3, 2009 at 12:18 am

Does oil “Slobbering” damage your bikes Engine?

Leave a Comment

Previous post:

Next post: