Air temp gauge
#12
03-26-2011, 05:42 PM
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Oil temp guage went in the dash for me. I will gladly sell my old one for $25,000 so I can go buy a new one.
#16
03-26-2011, 07:45 PM
Elite HDF Member
It was the cheapest thing MoCo could come up with to fill the 4th hole in the fairing - without a doubt
mine is actually very accurate - for whats that's worth
though mine has a bit of fog in it on a cold start, then clears later
MoCo Cheapo
mine is actually very accurate - for whats that's worth
though mine has a bit of fog in it on a cold start, then clears later
MoCo Cheapo
#17
03-26-2011, 08:24 PM
The HD engineers placed that guage in there knowing that a lot of the buyers would replace it with a more expensive oil temp guage.
#18
03-26-2011, 10:35 PM
Does it have a sensor....
I searched the forums for this, but can't find a definitive answer:
Why do Harleys have an air temp gauge? I've found that many people have wondered the same thing, and many others have suggested much better options instead (like an oil temp gauge). But nobody seems to have an answer. Even the service manager at the dealership doesn't know.
Is it a mystery of the ages?
Why do Harleys have an air temp gauge? I've found that many people have wondered the same thing, and many others have suggested much better options instead (like an oil temp gauge). But nobody seems to have an answer. Even the service manager at the dealership doesn't know.
Is it a mystery of the ages?
#20
03-27-2011, 03:26 AM
Seasoned HDF Member
Come to think of it, had an OIL TEMP guage really ever affected your ride? Have you ever not ridden because of what it read? Or do you run it just to monitor just in case for some reason it inexplicably started to rise?
Maybe its just fun to watch in traffic jams.
Maybe its just fun to watch in traffic jams.