07 FLHT Oil Temp Gauge
#1
07 FLHT Oil Temp Gauge
Can someone tell me what the additional adapter for an 07 FLHT oil temp gauge kit is, and where it mounts. I'm thinking about putting the temp sensor in the extra plug on my oil pan but I noticed it looks like the sensor would thread into either one of the holes on top of the oil filter bracket as well.
If it makes more sense to do it with the HD adapter I will, but if they are trying to sell me a $2 pipe adapter for $47 then of course I'm nt going that route.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
BubZ
If it makes more sense to do it with the HD adapter I will, but if they are trying to sell me a $2 pipe adapter for $47 then of course I'm nt going that route.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
BubZ
#2
RE: 07 FLHT Oil Temp Gauge
If I understand correctly the kit that you refer to contains a T-fitting to splice into the rubber oil cooler line.
I too thought about what you are considering at the oil filter, but decided against and just installed in the pan. I figured the sensor would stick out and look like crap.
I too thought about what you are considering at the oil filter, but decided against and just installed in the pan. I figured the sensor would stick out and look like crap.
#3
RE: 07 FLHT Oil Temp Gauge
Don't waste your time with the adapter that puts the temp probe in the cooler bracket. I don't know of anybody that has successfully done that. It just doesn't work. After replacing probes and guages my dealer finally gave up and put the probe in the oil pan. The adapter kit is a waste of $50. HD won't acknowledge the problem with the design of the adapter kitbut is more than willing tokeep replacing probes and/or guages until you get tired of the hassle and put the probe in the oil pan.
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RE: 07 FLHT Oil Temp Gauge
I would have to agree that the oil pan is the best choice. I appreciate the info. Now can someone help with the wiring? The instructions are incredibly vague. Does the power and ground need to picked up in the fuse box behind the side cover or can it picked up behing the fairing?
Heck, I'm not even sure the fuse box behind the side cover is what they are referring too. They really go out of thier way to get you to bring to the dealer but I'm ot going to do that. I worked my way through college as an instrument and electronics tech so I know how to doelectrical work. I have the power going to the acc switch that is not going to be used...what do you guys think?
BubZ
Heck, I'm not even sure the fuse box behind the side cover is what they are referring too. They really go out of thier way to get you to bring to the dealer but I'm ot going to do that. I worked my way through college as an instrument and electronics tech so I know how to doelectrical work. I have the power going to the acc switch that is not going to be used...what do you guys think?
BubZ
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