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Old 09-28-2009, 11:49 AM
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I would like to replace the air temp. gauge with an oil temp. gauge on my 09 Ultra. Is one available for the 09 and if so what is the part number?
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Old 09-28-2009, 11:54 AM
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I have one, but can't remember what the # is. I do remember that it was easy to find on harley-davidson.com when I was looking for it though. you shouldn't have a problem if you go there and search.
 
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Old 09-28-2009, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Chimp
I have one, but can't remember what the # is. I do remember that it was easy to find on harley-davidson.com when I was looking for it though. you shouldn't have a problem if you go there and search.
Thanks, I did check the HD web site but cannot fine one with the black face, only alum. & silver face.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/gma/g...bmLocale=en_US
 
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Try 74513-04 or 75265-04
 
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Don't do it, use that money to put an "Oil Cooler" on. I put one on my '08 and it was a waist of money compaired to what an "Oil Cooler" will do for you.
 
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75265-04A and you'll need 26133-07 to fit in 07 and later models.
 
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Don't do it, use that money to put an "Oil Cooler" on. I put one on my '08 and it was a waist of money compaired to what an "Oil Cooler" will do for you.
Thanks for the tip, what cooler would you recommend?
 
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75265-04A and you'll need 26133-07 to fit in 07 and later models.
Got it! Thanks Dawg!
 
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Originally Posted by myred55
Thanks for the tip, what cooler would you recommend?
+1 on the suggestion. An oil cooler is much more useful IMO. What are you going to do when your oil temp gauge shows 260F or 280F or 300F? Turn the engine off? Do nothing?

I have a HD Premium Oil Cooler on my 2009 Ultra. It's part #26155-09. It's the one for 09 Touring models.
 
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+1 on the suggestion. An oil cooler is much more useful IMO. What are you going to do when your oil temp gauge shows 260F or 280F or 300F? Turn the engine off? Do nothing?

I have a HD Premium Oil Cooler on my 2009 Ultra. It's part #26155-09. It's the one for 09 Touring models.
Thanks, is the cooler worth the money? does it help cool when stuck in traffic with no air flowing over it?
 
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