Harley oil drain plug !

May 11, 2013
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Rick
Hey ! I've got tired of spend my Hard earned $$ on the stealership for an oild change on my 14. So here I go again and changing all my own oils.

I get to the deal and get my oil and 1 O ring for the drain plug. $1;95 for 1 O ring:xzqxz:. So after i did my oil change I took a ride and hit the ACE hardware store.

For $. 79 I bought the same O ring same thickness & size so I bought a couple of them for a later date. That's all I have to share today. Later.....................
 
Hey ! I've got tired of spend my Hard earned $$ on the stealership for an oild change on my 14. So here I go again and changing all my own oils.

I get to the deal and get my oil and 1 O ring for the drain plug. $1;95 for 1 O ring:xzqxz:. So after i did my oil change I took a ride and hit the ACE hardware store.

For $. 79 I bought the same O ring same thickness & size so I bought a couple of them for a later date. That's all I have to share today. Later.....................

You can get them for less on the internet....;):laugh:
 
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Hey ! I've got tired of spend my Hard earned $$ on the stealership for an oild change on my 14. So here I go again and changing all my own oils.

I get to the deal and get my oil and 1 O ring for the drain plug. $1;95 for 1 O ring:xzqxz:. So after i did my oil change I took a ride and hit the ACE hardware store.

For $. 79 I bought the same O ring same thickness & size so I bought a couple of them for a later date. That's all I have to share today. Later.....................
I bought the same 0 ring at Kamloops Harley for $1.29 and that's Canadian money which is 30 per cent higher than American
 
Dollar to doughnuts, that the stealer does not change the O ring, unless it splits at removal.
Havent changed mine yet, its due at next change just because--it's due:blush:
 
Should be free for the price of the stinkin filter JMO
They buy them by the hundreds @ .10 each:gah:
My bud has a auto repair shop , my winter hang out, some autos use cartridge type oil filters, they all come with new O rings. When I clean up, I find many new ones still in the box in the garbage. Those guys wouldn't last long if it was my biz. :nonono:
 
When i was ask why are your prices so high...
I would reply, Has something to do with the 2 thousand dollar a month rent i have to pay for this shop...:Shrug: Among a few other things....
 
When i was ask why are your prices so high...
I would reply, Has something to do with the 2 thousand dollar a month rent i have to pay for this shop...:Shrug: Among a few other things....
So.... after you reached the $2000.00 mark, did you lower your prices?:Coffee:
 
I quit working on my own bike years ago so last bike was a 1700 bullett proof Roadstar. Hell of a ride and if it weren't for the last back surgery I'd still be on it. But I had a new rear tire put on and was riding funeral escort for a first responder when the town of West exploaded, in the rain, with highway patrol escort doing 70 MPH and wife on the back. When I got home and was cleaning it up for the next day escort I noticed the shop forgot to tighten a minor nut, like the rear axel nut! In the house I go and ordered a air powered lift and called a concrete guy to come pour me a slab for it. Sold the lift when I had to go to three and now I'am shoping for a trike lift. When you ordering your lift? It all starts with changing your own oil, you have been forewarned.:laugh:
 

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