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Custom Vehicle Discussions => Screamin’ Eagle® Dyna® Fat Bob => Topic started by: Hotbird on March 16, 2009, 04:53:36 PM
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I purchased/installed the removable HD Sissy bar/luggage rack (part no's 52866-06, 52877-08, 53964-06, 53982-08, 57338-08) for my 09 CVO Fat Bob. Unless I have an adult passenger on board, the vibration/noise is unbearable. I used loctite. Has anyone resolved this already? tks, Hotbird
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Be sure to check all the part numbers against HD's site. When I put mine on didn't seem to fit right. Was having to force some of the parts together. So I crossed checked the numbers and found the dealer had given me the wrong parts. So from then on I check the part numbers before going to the dealer. Just maybe this could be your issue.
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Thanks for the response. Do I assume you have the same gear without the vibration? Everything fit just fine when I installed it so I think I have the right parts.
I had an awful vibration from the license plate holder until I added 2 more bolts with loctite - which seems to indicate that there is a whole lot of vibration in the upper rear end...
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Vibration/noise is unbearable on mine too. It wasn't at first but became that way shortly after I added it. I blame it on this fat chick I packed one night!
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Haven't noticed any vibration after installing the quick release sissy bar and luggage rack. I'm probable gun-shy about the parts issue. I always check the MoCo site for part numbers and don't just depend on the parts counter getting it right. I could see how you might get the fender out of wack if you didn't replace the side mounts one at a time.
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Haven't noticed any vibration after installing the quick release sissy bar and luggage rack. I'm probable gun-shy about the parts issue. I always check the MoCo site for part numbers and don't just depend on the parts counter getting it right. I could see how you might get the fender out of wack if you didn't replace the side mounts one at a time.
I agree.
Gary
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I do not think it is a fender issue but I have asked an expert to look into for me - hd-dude. I'll let you know the results.
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I had to wrap both front & rear bushings with teflon tape and vibration is now gone. I plan to have my neighbor mill some new bushings.