Fuel Pump Replacement on a Sportster 883 Iron. Same process for all engines and Sportster models

Title: DIY Tutorial: Harley Davidson Sportster 883 Fuel Pump & Filter Replacement
Description: Learn how to easily remove and reinstall the fuel pump and fuel filter on your Harley Davidson Sportster 883 Iron - 883N right in your own driveway! This essential maintenance task can be accomplished by anyone with basic hand tools. Replacing the fuel filter and pick-up screen is crucial for optimal performance, and with this tutorial, you can do it yourself. The process demonstrated here applies to all fuel-injected Harleys equipped with the fuel pump access plate on the bottom of the tank.
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[@jayadams9794]

Thank you so much!! I appreciate how detailed and thorough you are. Im planning on looking at a 1986 Sportster 883 with 24k on it ....but i honestly realized i dont know much on how to work on bikes. I decided to dig and reseach about the evo motor,and how things actually workk on a bike. Ive been watching alot of repair videos and its making me more confident in actually going to look at it. Thank you for saying a little on the function of some of the parts. Some people probably already know, but for me being new it really helps alot the little explanations. Keep up the good work😊

[@KnobleMoto]

Harley’s, and especially sportsters, are very mechanic friendly. That’s a large part of the reason the vintage ones are popular. The evo sportys are pretty reliable. The only downside is the charging systems could be better, but new/modern components will fix that. If you want a pretty reliable vintage bike, you will be happy with a sporty evo.

[@evilcaddy]

Take fuel line off from the tank and it wont drip its a quick disconnect on there

[@KnobleMoto]

Oh. I just earned this 😂😂😂😂. So much easier.

[@glenlarson8456]

The bike ran like crap because it didn't have a fuel filter when he took the pump off,

[@KnobleMoto]

😳😳😳😳😳. Wow!