Compression release

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bigkelk9

Well-Known Member
Yrah.. So I just snapped my second starter shaft in a matter of about 8 months or so.. did my tear down and found both were loose and both had one wire where the sauder had broke. So neither were connected. When I sent my heads off and all that the machinest did pretty much what Curtis said, checked em after redoing em and whatnot.. So when I threw the starter back in I left my excite wire disconnected and hit my start button and both clicked so I know I'm good now. But basically u can disconnect ur excite wire on ur starter and check em that way. Also just press down on them and u can feel if they are loose
 
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Th3InfamousI

Administrator
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Was at my parents house this weekend checked out my dads new Big Dog and the rear compression release was stuck in the closed position (up) and wouldn't compress down, he said it just happened cause he felt them before. Either way bike has 23k miles.

Seems like this is a common failure between 20-25k

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