Premium Oil Cooler Kit for Touring Models
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06-17-2010, 09:16 PM
Premium Oil Cooler Kit for Touring Models
With my custom front fender, I have to sell my Oil Cooler. Only. It hits my Arlen Ness fender. Going to have to go to a vertical cooler. Only on bike for 700 miles (since late last fall) I bought it new, only ran Amsoil oil thru it.
List price, 300.00, Zanotti price with shipping 250.00
Shipped to you for $215.00 (firm)
I will send the gasket, it looks great without and deformation, but a new gasket is only $4.00 (see part # below)
12056-05 oil cooler gasket 3.99 from Zanotti Motors (or your local HD Dealer)
Full Disclosure, mounting base plate has a couple of extra holes drilled in it when I tried to modify it to move it back so as not to hit the fender. The base plate cannot be seen once mounted.
Includes the chrome cover that is in excellent condition.
Shoot me a e mail if interested eecyranski@yahoo.com
First email with I'll take it and paypaly payment gets it.
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Premium Oil Cooler Kit for Touring Models
This cooler was designed specifically for Harley-Davidson® to out-perform all other coolers in the industry. This cooler features a unique "Turbulator" system that evenly distributes oil across the cooling chambers. The air fins are designed to efficiently dissipate heat. This popular Touring oil cooler has been re-designed to simplify installation and enhance performance. The larger heat exchanger provides additional cooling efficiency. Kit features an adapter plate with integrated thermostat that allows oil lines to connect to the oil filter bracket. The thermostat activates at 185°F (85°C). Kit comes complete with mounting hardware and precut oil lines. Kit includes Chrome Oil Cooler Cover.
Turbulator Oil Cooling System Diagram
This product is available in multiple variations. Be sure to look for the one that fits the specific model and year of your motorcycle.
26155-09
IN-STORE PURCHASE ONLY Contact dealer for pricing and availability.
Fits '09-later Touring models. Stock on '09-later FLTRSE3 and FLHTCUSE4/5. Does not fit with Definitive5™ Filtration System Kits or models equipped with a sidecar.
MSRP US $299.95
List price, 300.00, Zanotti price with shipping 250.00
Shipped to you for $215.00 (firm)
I will send the gasket, it looks great without and deformation, but a new gasket is only $4.00 (see part # below)
12056-05 oil cooler gasket 3.99 from Zanotti Motors (or your local HD Dealer)
Full Disclosure, mounting base plate has a couple of extra holes drilled in it when I tried to modify it to move it back so as not to hit the fender. The base plate cannot be seen once mounted.
Includes the chrome cover that is in excellent condition.
Shoot me a e mail if interested eecyranski@yahoo.com
First email with I'll take it and paypaly payment gets it.
From
Premium Oil Cooler Kit for Touring Models
This cooler was designed specifically for Harley-Davidson® to out-perform all other coolers in the industry. This cooler features a unique "Turbulator" system that evenly distributes oil across the cooling chambers. The air fins are designed to efficiently dissipate heat. This popular Touring oil cooler has been re-designed to simplify installation and enhance performance. The larger heat exchanger provides additional cooling efficiency. Kit features an adapter plate with integrated thermostat that allows oil lines to connect to the oil filter bracket. The thermostat activates at 185°F (85°C). Kit comes complete with mounting hardware and precut oil lines. Kit includes Chrome Oil Cooler Cover.
Turbulator Oil Cooling System Diagram
This product is available in multiple variations. Be sure to look for the one that fits the specific model and year of your motorcycle.
26155-09
IN-STORE PURCHASE ONLY Contact dealer for pricing and availability.
Fits '09-later Touring models. Stock on '09-later FLTRSE3 and FLHTCUSE4/5. Does not fit with Definitive5™ Filtration System Kits or models equipped with a sidecar.
MSRP US $299.95
Premium Oil Cooler Kit for Touring Models
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