05 heritage engine temp
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06-01-2007 | 01:02 AM
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05 heritage engine temp
i did a forum search, saw a wide range of temps..
normal highway riding, what oil temp is the bike running at? Even after a service, I still hit almost 300 degreesif its a warm day. Is this dangerous to the bike? My ducati, which runs very hot, only gets to 225 degrees. I know, dont compare...
normal highway riding, what oil temp is the bike running at? Even after a service, I still hit almost 300 degreesif its a warm day. Is this dangerous to the bike? My ducati, which runs very hot, only gets to 225 degrees. I know, dont compare...
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06-01-2007 | 03:11 AM
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RE: 05 heritage engine temp
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i did a forum search, saw a wide range of temps..
normal highway riding, what oil temp is the bike running at? Even after a service, I still hit almost 300 degrees if its a warm day. Is this dangerous to the bike? My ducati, which runs very hot, only gets to 225 degrees. I know, dont compare...
i did a forum search, saw a wide range of temps..
normal highway riding, what oil temp is the bike running at? Even after a service, I still hit almost 300 degrees if its a warm day. Is this dangerous to the bike? My ducati, which runs very hot, only gets to 225 degrees. I know, dont compare...
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06-01-2007 | 09:05 AM
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RE: 05 heritage engine temp
I will get up to 230 in parade traffic on my 05 train with the temps in the low 90'sI run the Harley cooler 95" with 10.25 compression. Running down the road it runs 190-200 range. If I run long spells at 85 or higher it will go to 210. I use the Harley dipstick guage that I've checked several times with a digital therm and it is pretty much spot on with the temps. Also use the H-D 20/50 dino oil.
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