[greywolf]

If it is in warranty, you can take it in. You need to figure out how long it will be gone and if it is worth it to you. Sometimes proper torquing will stop the leak but sometimes a new washer is needed.

 

[gary griffith]

I changed the oil in my 09 1000 last night and noticed a drip in the same place (front cyl. cam chain adjuster). I am leaving for 2 weeks in Montana today and don't have time to take it to the dealer. The allens and the adjuster are tight so not sure why it is leaking. I will keep an eye on it.
Gary

 

[richw]

Just check the oil level when you gas up

Get some Harley stickers

 

[Scott E. Bonds]

Harley stickers....oh I get it. I guess my Harley must be made by Honda, it has no leaks. None. Zero. Dry as a bone. Not even a damp spot.

But, I have fixed 3 oil leaks on my superVee. And a coolant leak. And a fuel line leak....all from places well and often documented on this site by others.

The Harley sticker is a great idea though, it helps resale value and will make ladies all hot and bothered when you ride up.

 

[greywolf]

My bike developed the same problem on the ride to Boise. The bolt was a bit on the loose side so I tightened it. We'll see how it goes from here.

 

[Garbage Marc]

Harley stickers....oh I get it. I guess my Harley must be made by Honda, it has no leaks. None. Zero. Dry as a bone. Not even a damp spot.

But, I have fixed 3 oil leaks on my superVee. And a coolant leak. And a fuel line leak....all from places well and often documented on this site by others.

The Harley sticker is a great idea though, it helps resale value and will make ladies all hot and bothered when you ride up.

I like it. My 2006 Road King has never used a drop of oil. Come to think of it my Dyna and Sportster never used a drop either.:thumbup: