Oil cooler question Jagg or HD
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RE: Oil cooler question Jagg or HD
I bought the Jagg ten row cooler from the dealer in 2004 for my bagger as that is what they offered back then. It works great! The rub was when I wanted a chrome cover for it. After going in circles and being told there was no such animal I finally found a parts person that found the cover that would fit the bigger 10 row cooler. It is part number 63032-05. It is an old stock item,however my dealer still had two in stock. It is one of those "put it on with silicone" deals. I used 3M super heavy duty double stick tape instead and it worked for me.
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RE: Oil cooler question Jagg or HD
ORIGINAL: swipter
What about a Jagg 10 row but block the fins until the temps get hot enough to need it? I don't think it is hot enough in the San Antonio area right now to need it but by once it changes it will be for months at a time. I am alittle unsure about the t'stat thing. I did a search and was reading others who had issues with them. What'cha think about this idea? Could go to a leatherer and get a cover made.
What about a Jagg 10 row but block the fins until the temps get hot enough to need it? I don't think it is hot enough in the San Antonio area right now to need it but by once it changes it will be for months at a time. I am alittle unsure about the t'stat thing. I did a search and was reading others who had issues with them. What'cha think about this idea? Could go to a leatherer and get a cover made.
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RE: Oil cooler question Jagg or HD
We also have the HD oil cooler on a 02 Road King and it does a great job. It is a very nice kit with everything you need and should include the chrome cover. I see them from the sellers on e-bay all the time in the 250 range. The gasket service lit has all the gaskets you would need.
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RE: Oil cooler question Jagg or HD
I use a Jagg Deluxe w/o a thermostat and have since 2000 or 2001. In the fall/winter, I just put a condom on it to keep the wind off of it.
It does not get that cold in TX, so I am not that worried about it. Just watch the oil temp to ensure that it comes up.
It does not get that cold in TX, so I am not that worried about it. Just watch the oil temp to ensure that it comes up.
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