Harley-Davidson Touring FLHT, FLHTC, FLHTCU, FLTR, FLHX, FLHR, FLHRC, and FLHRS 2007 International Owner's Manual Set (P/N 99466-07I)

The owner's manual covers riding controls and routine maintenance. The windshield sheets address accessory fitment, and the dealer bulletin provides TSM/TSSM-to-ECM password-learn procedures after module replacement.

The Advanced Audio System coverage ends with the receiver overview and initial front-panel controls on E-29. The detailed radio, CD/MP3, intercom, CB, audio-routing, and audio troubleshooting instructions are absent, along with original pages E-12, E-52, E-84, E-90, and E-92–E-94. For internal engine or transmission repair and electrical diagnosis involving wiring schematics, connector pinouts, or DTC test trees, the factory literature lists two separate publications: Service Manual P/N 99483-07 and Electrical Diagnostics Manual P/N 99497-07.

Text Search and Bulletin Bookmarks

Search and navigation: Text search works in parts of the owner's manual and windshield sheets, with gaps in the contents pages and some tables. The service bulletin has searchable text and bookmarks that jump to its password-learn tables. Some page images have clipped text at the edges.

The ZIP contains one printable PDF with 92 pages total. The eight pages from the two instruction sheets and the service bulletin are included in that total.

Touring Controls, Security, and Owner Maintenance

The topics below are selected highlights. The manual also covers break-in riding and pre-ride checks.

• Riding controls: Ignition/headlamp switch positions, handlebar controls, warning lamps, instruments and clock, cruise control, the heel-toe shift pattern, and Engine Idle Temperature Management System operation.

• Touring equipment: Fork locks, rear air suspension, Tour-Pak and saddlebag hardware, windshield removal and installation, fairing vents, auxiliary lamps, footboards, and model-specific seat removal and installation.

• Hands-free security: Fob use, PIN changes and manual disarming, alarm and international siren chirp settings, transport mode, storage, fob battery replacement, and power-disconnect precautions.

• Routine service: Step-by-step instructions for engine oil and filter changes, transmission and primary chaincase lubricant service, rear belt deflection checks, headlamp alignment, bulb replacement, and battery and fuse service.

• Troubleshooting: Possible causes of starter and no-start complaints, irregular running, spark plug fouling, detonation, overheating, excessive vibration, low charging output, hard shifting, clutch symptoms, and weak braking.

• Accessory and dealer procedures: Windshield installation and parts identification, plus password-learn tables for Digital Technician, Scanalyzer, and manual mode.

The owner's manual is suited to Touring riders who need a reference for operating their motorcycle and planning routine service. The password-learn bulletin is a separate dealer procedure reference within the PDF.

Model and Equipment References

The VIN breakdown and model-code table help distinguish the standard, Classic, Custom, Shrine, and sidecar configurations before using a model-specific procedure. The specification tables cover the fuel-injected V-twin, transmission, ignition, primary and final drive, and fluid capacities. They distinguish Japanese gearing where applicable and list weights, dimensions, tire sizes and pressures, and model-specific bulb applications.

Illustrations identify the ignition/headlamp switch, instrument indicators, security module and antenna, rear belt deflection measurement points, and Touring fuse block. The FLHR windshield sheet adds exploded service-parts views for the windshield and wind deflector.

Security Service and Maintenance Notes

The security chapter explains what to check when the fob fails to disarm the system. Replacement fob assignment is a dealer procedure. Sidecar conversion calls for a bank-angle switch kit and dealer configuration of the applicable security or turn-signal module.

The symptom lists help narrow down an initial repair check. For example, the clutch section identifies primary chaincase overfill as a possible cause of clutch drag or difficulty finding neutral. The lighting section explains how fingerprints can etch a quartz headlamp bulb and shorten its life.

The maintenance schedule and record sheet support service planning. The manual flags fuel and battery hazards and directs brake and tire repair to dealer service. It also covers storage and return to service, along with care of windshields, wheels, and other exterior surfaces.

Examples From Cruise, Suspension, and Oil Service

On cruise-equipped Touring models, the cruise control section gives an operating range of 30–85 mph (48–137 km/h). At maximum gross vehicle weight, the rear shock tables list starting pressures of 20–35 psi for standard shocks on the FLHR/C, FLHT/C/U, and FLTR, and 40–50 psi for low-profile shocks on the FLHRS and FLHX.

The engine oil and filter procedure specifies 14–21 ft-lbs (19.0–28.5 N·m) for the engine oil drain plug.