HARLEY COMPENSATOR FIX

This is the quick fix for you 2013 to Present M8 Harley Compensator noise or rattle. Call Lyle at Speed Pros for more!

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  • @user-uv3zn3ib6d
    @user-uv3zn3ib6dАй бұрын

    Lyle is the best mechanic to work on my bike. Took care of me two years ago during Sturgis rally. Completely sold me on using ATF in my primary. Incredible difference.

  • @oldasdihrt5993
    @oldasdihrt59933 күн бұрын

    That was incredibly helpful. Thanx

  • @61flh
    @61flh9 күн бұрын

    The timkens have a preload from the factory . It is important to torque back to specs when reassembling for bearing longevity. Ive watched people use an impact and overtorque the sprocket shaft bolt . Soon after they developed crank movement from timkens being hammered . I mean if you pull pusdhrods from the valve train you dont mix them up. Your bearings especially after run in are happiest running the preload torque spec.

  • @d.sandell2555
    @d.sandell2555Күн бұрын

    I'm with you when you use a stronger spring to keep the compensator within original design range of motion for higher horsepower bikes.. but does adding one stiffer / thicker diaphragm spring just transfer the movement to the thinner plates? Shouldn't all the diaphragm springs be equally as strong to spread out the tension?

  • @TheFattiusMaximus
    @TheFattiusMaximus10 күн бұрын

    Would a sign of a bad compensator include rattling/vibration felt through the footboards when the accelerator is released while traveling in gear. Also the bike slows down like if the brakes are gently applied. I checked all engine mounts l, which are in tact

  • @MAHGlie
    @MAHGlie3 ай бұрын

    I have a '16 Road Glide Ultra. I hear an intermittent clunk in the primary at idle. The clutch action is great, but when starting it's like it hits a compression stroke, stalls then turns over and starts. My first Harley. It has 14,500 miles. Compensator? I'm pulling the primary cover this week.

  • @codyjohnson9828
    @codyjohnson98283 ай бұрын

    I have a 07 street glide with a brand new screaming eagle compensator and its still making a little clatter would the thicker spring take care of the rattling?

  • @McclintockJoshua-hk1qd
    @McclintockJoshua-hk1qd2 ай бұрын

    Hi I have a 17 sg when I accelerate or lift off throttle it makes a clunking sound would fix that or would I need to do compensater also. When I say clunk I meant it's like clunk clunk clunk. No issues starting or shifting but definitely something wrong

  • @ryker4124
    @ryker412423 күн бұрын

    I have a 2010 FLHTCU 96" and I get a quick squeak, just for a split second when I'm rolling down the road and let go of the throttle. It's coming from the compensator area. Suggestions?

  • @user-ux9nt1qd5h
    @user-ux9nt1qd5hАй бұрын

    Good morning i am wondering would you ship to Australia and how much would the compensator spring cost and shipping

  • @guzzifabrication3448
    @guzzifabrication34482 ай бұрын

    wish mine was the latter style compensator instead of the 2008.... much easier fix.... thanks for the video !

  • @WyattSmith-pu6jm
    @WyattSmith-pu6jm8 күн бұрын

    I like rekluce over Barnett but isnt it very important to.not use impack on compensator due to possibly breaking magnets on stator from vibration?

  • @mikeleti3
    @mikeleti313 күн бұрын

    Hi, Obviously you shouldn't be able to turn the comp. by hand, but how much force should be needed to rotate up and down the ramp with a locking bar in place?? Thanks

  • @bobloblaw2754
    @bobloblaw275427 күн бұрын

    What's the best cam for a bone stock 2011 FLHTCUSE6 Ultra Glide???

  • @Chancho66
    @Chancho66Ай бұрын

    How do I get one of these springs? Thanks

  • @KennyDavis-j1x
    @KennyDavis-j1x18 күн бұрын

    Do you have one for a 2007 Ultra classic and should I run ATF in it?

  • @keeprollin8790
    @keeprollin879019 күн бұрын

    What mileage should the ATF be changed?

  • @michaelperry9323
    @michaelperry932314 күн бұрын

    Can you do the same thing in a 96”?

  • @tricgix2949
    @tricgix2949Ай бұрын

    Hey there ..Great video. I was wondering since you put a thicker more beveled spring in the comp. Wondering if that puts the front sprocket out of alignment with the back sprocket? (IE: Stack height of front sprocket) I think you have the older style ramp from the 2016 models which is thicker that the M8s also. So yeah...would this make the front sprocket and chain out of alignment with the back sprocket. Cheers

  • @tricgix2949

    @tricgix2949

    25 күн бұрын

    So no response to this?? Pretty sure it's going to be out of alignment....

  • @paologiorgini9821
    @paologiorgini98212 ай бұрын

    Buongiorno complimenti. Mi manda il link della molla. Grazie buona giornata

  • @cholber1
    @cholber14 ай бұрын

    What kind of payments do you take?

  • @paologiorgini9821
    @paologiorgini98212 ай бұрын

    Buongiorno ottimo lavoro. Mi puoi lasciare il link per la molla piccola. Quella che hai sostituito tu.grazie buona giornata

  • @John-yf6iw
    @John-yf6iw5 ай бұрын

    What is the part number for the compensator Spring?

  • @LyleLarson-gp1xo

    @LyleLarson-gp1xo

    5 ай бұрын

    It does not have a number. I manufacture it. It $50.00

  • @stephenreynolds1651

    @stephenreynolds1651

    3 ай бұрын

    How can I buy a spring.

  • @tricgix2949

    @tricgix2949

    25 күн бұрын

    Hey there ..Great video. I was wondering since you put a thicker more beveled spring in the comp. Wondering if that puts the front sprocket out of alignment with the back sprocket? (IE: Stack height of front sprocket) I think you have the older style ramp from the 2016 models which is thicker that the M8s also. So yeah...would this make the front sprocket and chain out of alignment with the back sprocket. Cheers

  • @ncautolink
    @ncautolink6 ай бұрын

    Which compensator ramp are you running?

  • @LyleLarson-gp1xo

    @LyleLarson-gp1xo

    5 ай бұрын

    I use the ramp out of a 2016 Harley

  • @tricgix2949

    @tricgix2949

    25 күн бұрын

    Hey there ..Great video. I was wondering since you put a thicker more beveled spring in the comp. Wondering if that puts the front sprocket out of alignment with the back sprocket? (IE: Stack height of front sprocket) I think you have the older style ramp from the 2016 models which is thicker that the M8s also. So yeah...would this make the front sprocket and chain out of alignment with the back sprocket. Cheers

  • @LyleLarson-gp1xo
    @LyleLarson-gp1xo5 ай бұрын

    There is no part number . I have it manufactured. They are $50 each

  • @aaronelsea7760

    @aaronelsea7760

    3 ай бұрын

    How do I order one?

  • @lolospremiumfoodco.4681

    @lolospremiumfoodco.4681

    2 ай бұрын

    I'd like to order one please. Does the 2002 electra have the same set up?

  • @bid0088

    @bid0088

    Ай бұрын

    hi how can i order one for 21 sport glide, how much for shipping to Ireland, thanks

  • @tricgix2949

    @tricgix2949

    25 күн бұрын

    Hey there ..Great video. I was wondering since you put a thicker more beveled spring in the comp. Wondering if that puts the front sprocket out of alignment with the back sprocket? (IE: Stack height of front sprocket) I think you have the older style ramp from the 2016 models which is thicker that the M8s also. So yeah...would this make the front sprocket and chain out of alignment with the back sprocket. Cheers

  • @Wolfsbane115
    @Wolfsbane115Ай бұрын

    I need me one of them springs for my Compensator, tried all sorts of methods to stop rattling, it always comes back, could you send out one of those springs, I have an address in Oregon

  • @tricgix2949

    @tricgix2949

    25 күн бұрын

    Hey there ..Great video. I was wondering since you put a thicker more beveled spring in the comp. Wondering if that puts the front sprocket out of alignment with the back sprocket? (IE: Stack height of front sprocket) I think you have the older style ramp from the 2016 models which is thicker that the M8s also. So yeah...would this make the front sprocket and chain out of alignment with the back sprocket. Cheers