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I have a 1994 FLHR Road King that I cannot seem to find an exact match for when it comes to an oil temperature dipstick gauge (according to jp cycles, amazon and the internet in general at least). Anyone have a similar/same model touring bike with a oil temp dipstick gauge they are using? Any input would be appreciated.
Two possibilities on that front, one is that you can search the H-D website, by going to the shop tab, where you can enter your bike details and see what is generally available. The other is that the correct part may no longer be available, however your local dealers may have old stock, or can search for dealers that do.
The oil temperature dipstick that was offered from the HD Genuine Motor Parts & Accessory catalog for your bike was part number: 62936-00B. This guage has a LCD display, powered by a CR2032 lithium battery. Many people did not like this product.
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Thanks for the input all, the JEScustom one is definitely too pricey for me but I may look into the HD one. I am simply curious to see what the oil temps are running between using 15w40 rotella during the cooler months and VR1 20w50 during the hot months. Been considering going 15w40 year round since it is less expensive, good for primary and ubiquitous.
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Oil temperature dipstick gauge
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