JIMS Box 3 1208-1353 (all models of 120, 131, or 135 Alpha, Beta and EVO Mount Engines (Including Kits) User Manual
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STEP 6: Pushrods - Installation
Use the instructions in the supplied Screamin' Eagle pushrod and pushrod cover kit (H-D
No.17997-99A).
Note: Pour approximately two ounces of clean 20W50 H-D engine oil into each tappet bore
cover to ensure initial lubrication of the tappets.
STEP 7: Pushrod Covers - Final Assembly
If you have a 135 " engine and need more details on the Billet pushrod covers see 3001-IS in-
structions included with engine kit.
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Make sure that the top and bottom O-rings are fully seated.
• Slide the top & bottom pushrod covers apart.
• Gently push the bottom cover into its O-ring.
• Hold the bottom cover in place while you push the top cover into its O-ring.
• Make sure the spring cap is down against the spring.
• Install the lock clips – See Fig. 8
• Tilt and fit a lock clip up against the lip at the top of a pushrod cover.
• Use a round-shank standard screw driver as a lever to depress the spring cap as you slide the
clip along the screw driver shank and into position.
• Wiggle the clip to make sure it is fully seated.
STEP 8: Touch-up Paint H-D No.98600BF Procedure
Note: Only apply touch-up paint when the parts to be painted and the room temperature are
between 75 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Black wrinkle paint is sensitive to the temperature at which it is applied.
• If it is too cold when applied, the "wrinkles" may be too fine and not match the factory
finish.
• Shake the bottle vigorously for a full two to three minutes to completely mix the paint.
• Apply paint only to bare metal surfaces as necessary to blend with the undamaged
paint.
• Heat freshly painted area to between 100 and 130 degrees to obtain the correct wrinkle ef-
fect.
• 100 degrees feels warm
• 130 is too hot to touch for more than a few seconds.
• Hot tap water typically does not exceed 120 degrees.
• Let paint then set for one hour or until dry to a light touch.
Fig.8