I called the 3 Indian Dealers nearest to me, none of them have part PV-43532 in their systems never mind in stock. One of the part guys says Service probably just does the measurement with their hand instead of using the Chan tension gauge.
The service manual mentions to keep the bike on a the side stand when checking for tension.I really recommend that you invest in a front wheel chock and a good bobbin lift for the rear.... With the rear wheel off the ground you are free to rotate the wheel to locate the chains tightest location and loosest location.... Adjust the chain at the tightest location to the minimum spec number.... Then check it at the loosest location-- should not exceed the high spec number.... If it is beyond spec you need a new chain and/or sprockets....
Umm... what?I'm gonna post to this thread to obtain some more info as the manual is prety vague and/or bikes are different as far as chain sliders go. It states to measure at the end of the chain slider, but my slider ends right at the front chain guard mounting point but the top does extend out quite a bit further. I wrote on the picture I've attached where i've been measuring.