Twin Cam Series: 08 Piston Jet Removal Cleaning and Installation

Have you ever wondered what those piston jets looked like or how to service them? A full demonstration on removal, cleaning and installation procedures are shown in this video.
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[@dyngvald]

Your videos are gold Shane. They will be the source for hobby (and professional) mechanics for decades.

[@obfuscated3090]

Nice to see these details covered on video. It would be absurd to split cases and not clean those jets, but most noobs don't know about them. Well done.

[@How2Wrench]

:)

[@How2Wrench]

That's quite the compliment there thank you very much. I've had a career filled with great people in my life and mentors before me that got me to the point that I am. I'm grateful to be able to share it.

[@LizakDominik1988]

How is 20w-50 oil supposed to go through there

[@terrytinagero777]

Would you leave the nozzles off to clean the case? Or cover?