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Oil in a HD Premium Oil Cooler -Part # 26155-07

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Old 08-26-2010, 08:53 PM
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Default Oil in a HD Premium Oil Cooler -Part # 26155-07

When doing a oil change, how much extra oil do you add to a 2008 Ultra Classic with a oil cooler or does the dirty oil in the oil cooler ever drain out?
 
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Old 08-26-2010, 08:58 PM
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No, it never drains out during an oil change due to it being lower than the adapter and the thermostat being closed during the oil change.
 
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Enough to bring the level up to full when hot...............
 
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There is not enough in there to worry about during an oil change. What there is gets filtered when up to temp. I have had no problem on mine and the oil looks new for quite some time after the oil change.
 
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Guntoter is right that there isn't enough in the cooler to worry about. I use 3.75 qts. in my '07 with filter and it shows full when hot.
 
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There is so little oil in the cooler core you would not have to think about it. Ask me how I know--

Aw, OK I'll tell you. I overfilled my sump after installing a cooler thinking it would hold about 1/3 qt.--silly me....

Hey you know those turkey baster suction thingies with a bulb on the end? They work very well for sucking oil back out through the fill hole......
 
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Originally Posted by V2Evo96
There is so little oil in the cooler core you would not have to think about it. Ask me how I know--

Aw, OK I'll tell you. I overfilled my sump after installing a cooler thinking it would hold about 1/3 qt.--silly me....

Hey you know those turkey baster suction thingies with a bulb on the end? They work very well for sucking oil back out through the fill hole......
Awww man that sucks! That sounds like something I would do!
 
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Thanks for the information. Mike
 
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