How to Look Up Old Harley-Davidson Parts Numbers

If you are looking for a part for an old Harley-Davidson you will need to know the part number. Fortunately, this information is available in several places for Harley-Davidsons as old as 1941.

Instructions

    • 1

      Visit your local Harley-Davidson dealership and look through its parts and accessories catalog.

    • 2

      Order a Harley-Davidson Parts Catalog from the Harley-Davidson website (see "Resources"). This will take you to the page on the Harley-Davidson website from which you can order the parts catalog for Harley-Davidson models as old as 1941.

    • 3

      Visit bikebandit.com, which is where you can access schematic diagrams for Harley-Davidsons as old as 1941. Simply click on the model year of the bike for which you are attempting to find a part number. Select the model of the Harley-Davidson from the next page; either enter the name of the part or click on the diagram for the portion of the bike in which the part is located. The parts numbers will be displayed below the diagram.

Tips & Warnings

  • You can also order the part you are looking for directly from bikebandit.com.

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Comments

  • mikey90537 Aug 15, 2010
    This info is BS. Looking for older part numbers is not that easy. All three suggestions have major issues. #1: only works for current catalogs. Many dealers cannot research more than 10 years back #2: a person cannot order older parts catalogs from Harley. You have to find them on eBay and such. #3: bikebandit site is not complete. Many models are not referenced.

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