From: | Robbie | e-mail: | tls-A-newmex.com |
Subject: | RE: RE: RE: Old Oil Cans - Harley viscosity numbers | Date: | Wed Nov 27 16:50:00 2013 |
Response to: | 18994 |
Dave, I think all the lightweight cans are included in my collection. I'll check for viscosity on them. ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Robbie, http://s646.photobucket.com/user/Rubone/media/DCP_3262_zps7d080e3b.jpg.html That's what I was looking for - proof that "75" Medium Heavy = SAE 40 "105" Regular Heavy = SAE 60 We're still not sure of "58", but it probably is SAE 20. Of course, few of us are riding anything when the temperature is below freezing, so it really doesn't matter much. "58" Special Light = SAE 20 For the transmission, the Lightweight Service Manual says to use "75" Medium Heavy (SAE 40) when the temperatures are 32 degreesF and above. ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Some cans say both. H-D never used a 70W oil. [URL=http://s646.photobucket.com/user/Rubone/media/DCP_3262_zps7d080e3b.jpg.html][IMG]http://i646.photobucket.com/albums/uu183/Rubone/DCP_3262_zps7d080e3b.jpg[/IMG][/URL] http://s646.photobucket.com/user/Rubone/media/DCP_3262_zps7d080e3b.jpg.html |