Looking to install an oil cooler on a
2007 street glide.
Can somebody help with part number for
the one I need.
Thanks
Shortleg[Dave]

 

Call the guys at Jagg. Jagg used to make the H-D coolers but not any more. Go to the Jagg website and look around, then, if you need more information, call Jagg. Basically you have two choices, a vertical mount on the down tube or a low mount down near the voltage regulator; 10 row and 6 row, with or without Tstat.

 

26155-07 for the HD Premium Oil Cooler. It's a nice piece and super easy to install.

 

Do yourself a favor and get an ultracool, it may cost a little more, but works much better than the HD.

 

I saw two bikes at the dealership that had modified crash bars, the bars were tapped at both ends and had the oil following through them, the owner said it helped cool the oil and allowed for more oil in the engine.

 

Just went to the Ultra Cool Website. It looks like a good product. I like the idea of a built in cooling fan that comes with the kit.

I emailed Jag about the 10 row cooler, have not heard back from them yet

 

Another vote for Jagg. I have the 10 row low mount on my 07 Ultra. You need the cooler, adaptor and I recommend the anti rotational device. I talked to them before I bought and they told me not to get the thermostat.

 

I just installed the Jagg 10 row oil cooler and it has really helped with the heat! Previously I had the HD premium oil cooler but the O2 sensor was hitting the adapter. That was because of the Rinehart TDs.

Between the two, I would say that the Jagg is VERY easy to install and no worries about interference with the O2 sensors.

 

Anti rotational device?

 

Do not buy the Ultracoolfl , the idea is good but their quality is not , they have had several issues I will not get into , call Jagg (quality product) talk to Marv Beals , Jaggs fan assisted unit is done , he is waiting on the mounting brackets to arrive any day now and they will be for sale , retail will be around $375 + the oil filter offset bracket , you can get one with or without a thermostat