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the engine mounts on my 2000 FLTR seem to be loose ...
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the engine mounts on my 2000 FLTR seem to be loose allowing it to rattle at about 2000 rpms. What steps are required to adjust or replace them?

 

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2000 harley fltri 1450

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May 12 8:36 AM (5 minutes and 22 seconds later)
         
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Usually it is the front motor mount that wears first and that is a pretty easy job. You just have to have a lift to support and raise the motor. 2 bolts hold it in on the lower front frame. Unbolt, raise the engine and remove. installation is the reverse. Did you also check for play at the rear engine mount?
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May 12 8:51 AM (15 minutes and 10 seconds later)
         
Reply to chopper's Post: No I have not checked the rear mount.How difficult is it to replace it?
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May 13 7:09 AM (22 hours and 17 minutes and 28 seconds later)
         
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It is not that bad to do either. Pretty self explanitory. But let me know, thanks
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