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Harley-Davidson 8BL-FL7; 8BL-TGN; 8BL-ST9 — recall

Automotive · Japan · 2026-07-08
Origin: アメリカ合衆国

Harley-Davidson improper molding of breather port, blocked, oil may leak or spray causing injury

CountryJapan
CategoryAutomotive
Published2026-07-08
Country of originアメリカ合衆国
ManufacturerHarley-Davidson
Models affected8BL-FL7; 8BL-TGN; 8BL-ST9
Model yearロードグライド; ストリート; グライド; グライド ウルトラ; ストリートグライド3 リ; ミテッド; ロードグライド3; ブレイクアウト; ファットボーイ
Units affected1574
DefectDue to an improper molding process of the breather port in the air cleaner base plate, some units may have their interior blocked. As a result, blow-by gas is not discharged, causing crankcase pressure to increase and oil to leak from the engine oil filler port. In the worst case, oil may spray out when the engine oil filler port is opened, potentially causing injury.
ComponentAir Cleaner Base Plate
Recall typeVehicle
RemedyAll vehicles will have their breather port inspected and unblocked if found to be obstructed.
Recall number外-42020
Official noticeView source ↗

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