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[Shawrco]

I did a quick search of archive but didn't see anything that addressed my question after a QUICK scan of the hits.

Generally, is the CVO supplement worth the expense - I assume it covers the items/features peculiar to the CVO models... I think the Touring service manual covers all the various FLH/FLX/FLT bikes, in my particular case a 2015 FLTRUSE, for all the major assemblies/subassemblies.

I'm about to place an order for some parts and want to get the manuals due to the free shipping.

Thanks,

Joe B.

[ultrafxr]

I always buy the CVO service supplement because like you said it covers the additional items included with the CVO models that are not included on the standard models.  And for the parts manual (at least until the 2012MY which is the latest I have) the CVO parts manual was not just a supplement.  It included all the standard parts and the CVO parts.

[RonandJanet]

I ordered the supplemental book as well. I just felt that if I needed the information I didn't want to have to go looking then.  I don't recall what I was looking for but I did find what I needed in the supplemental book at least once already.

[Fired00d]

I too have all the manuals (Touring Service Manual, CVO Supplement, Parts Manual, & Electrical Diagnostic Manaul).. they are a good investment and worth having whether you do a lot of work yourself on your bike or just use them as reference.

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[East Coast]

X2, bought them all.

[mark]

I bought the supplement for the two CVOs that I owned, but never used either.

[phato1]

I also bought all the manuals, and I refer to them often. Sometimes just to get part numbers before heading to the dealer. They came in real handy when I was doing some electrical mods.

[MadCVORG]

x3

Good idea to have the reference materials available nearby. Also makes it easier when doing your own service.

[Magnut1]

Any of you guys on here have the 2014 Supp for the CVO roadking?  I need the wire diagram. Help a brother out please?

[roadrunner]

Looking for the 2015 CVO FLHRUSE service manual supplement, dont even see a part number.

Did they make one?

[RoadDawg]

Good to have them around, especially if you're working on the bike yourself. I always do.

[grc]

Looking for the 2015 CVO FLHRUSE service manual supplement, dont even see a part number.

Did they make one?

P/N  99494-15DE   FLTRUSE Supplement
P/N  99483-15       Touring Service Manual
P/N  99497-15       Touring Electrical Diagnostic Manual

Jerry

[grc]

Having all three manuals on hand is a good idea IMHO even if you never plan to turn a wrench.  There is a lot of information in them that you won't find in an owner's manual, or from the typical employee of a Harley dealership.  Compared to the manuals for most other vehicles these days, the ones from Harley are actually reasonably priced.  Order them from a discount dealership and you can buy all three for around $180 including shipping.  If you doubt that's a good price, try buying a manual for your car or truck.

Jerry

[Rooster]

I must have missed the supplement to my 07 manual that changed the max pinion runout from 3 thousand to 12 thousand.

[vdubjay]

Does anybody know if any of these come in digital form, to put on lap top or computer.