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This thread is more for confirmation than anything else.
I have read that all 103 engines (except for a few models) come stock with Automatic Compression Release valves. This is not just CVO models, correct?
I ride a 2012 Heritage. In the picture below, is the arrow pointing to the Automatic Compression Release wiring harness? If not, what is the arrow pointing towards?
I believe that is the temp sensor.
I think the auto releases are on the top of the head.
Dan
Much abliged for the prompt reply.
I looked up info on the engine temperature sensor and that is what it is. Also explains why I couldn't find a similar part on the rear cylinder. It would make sense that the ACR wiring would be near the valves.
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