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Vehicle recall defect – Harley-Davidson Motor Company (Harley-Davidson) Is Recalling Certain Model Year 2012 Fxst103, Flstc, Flstc103, Flstf, Flstf103, Fxdl, Fxdwg, Fxdwg103, Fxdc, Fxdb, Flstn, Flstn103, Flstc103Shrine, Flstfb, Flstfb103, Fxs, Fxs103, Fls, Fls103, Fld, Fld103, Fxdf, And Fxdf103 Dyna And Softail Motorcycles Manufactured August 22, 2011, Through February 24, 2012. In The Affected Motorcycles, The Threads For The Brake Line Banjo Bolt In The Front Brake Master Cylinder May Corrode.

Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Motorcycles, A Battery Caddy Bolt May Loosen Under Normal Riding Conditions. Should This Occur, The Bolt Can Back Out Which Allows The Battery To Shift Position And Then Hold The Battery In A Position Which May Allow The Battery Terminals To Contact The Metal Battery Caddy Cover And Abrade Through The Positive Terminal ProteCTIve Boot.

Vehicle recall defect – Certain Motorcycles May Have Been Produced With DefeCTIve Fuel Shut-Off Valves. The FunCTIonality Of The ‘On’ Position And The ‘Reserve’ Position Of The Valve May Have Been Reversed.

Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Motorcycles, A Condition Occurs That Could Allow Pressure To Build Up In The Fuel Tank. On Fuel Injected Vehicles, This Condition Could Cause Fuel To Spray Out Unexpectedly When The Fuel Cap Is Removed. On Carbureted Vehicles, Excessive Fuel Could Be Transferred To The Carburetor, Which Would Eventually Allow Fuel To Drip From The Air Cleaner.

Vehicle recall defect – Certain Fuel Shut-Off Valves Used As Replacement Equipment, P/Nos 61338-02, 62169-02A, 61338-94D, And 62169-95C For Use On Certain 2005 Carbureted Sportsters, Dyna, Softail, And Touring Model Motorcycles. These Valves May Have Been Produced With The FunCTIonality Of The ‘On’ Position And The ‘Reserve’ Position Of The Valve May Have Been Reversed.

Vehicle recall defect – On Certain Motorcycles, A Condition Occurs That Could Allow Pressure To Build Up In The Fuel Tank. On Fuel Injected Vehicles, This Condition Could Cause Fuel To Spray Out Unexpectedly When The Fuel Cap Is Removed. On Carbureted Vehicles, Excessive Fuel Could Be Transferred To The Carburetor, Which Would Eventually Allow Fuel To Drip From The Air Cleaner.

Vehicle recall defect – The Seal On The Rear Master Cylinder Piston Can Move Out Of Position.