oil cooler
Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 145
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From: Plano, Texas
RE: oil cooler
nvsteve,
Where can I find out more about the new #2300 10 row Jagg Oil Cooler and what other parts I need to order with it? I looked on the Jagg site and as you stated, it is not there yet.
I assume I need an adapter and the cooler, maybe the bypass.... anything else?
Where can I find out more about the new #2300 10 row Jagg Oil Cooler and what other parts I need to order with it? I looked on the Jagg site and as you stated, it is not there yet.
I assume I need an adapter and the cooler, maybe the bypass.... anything else?
Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2006
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From:
RE: oil cooler
Just got myJagg low mount 10 row installed. Got them from Shooter64....he will do you right. Send him a PM. Italked toJagg directly before buying and they suggested not going to the added expense of a thermostat.So I just bought the adapter and cooler. Their reason for no thermostat was that it was something else to breakdownand it wasnt that usefullexcept in cooler climates.In NC the weather is normally warm enough the therm would open fairly quickly anywayso I decided to try it that way. Gonna just cover the cooler during cold weather if need be.
Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Alabama
RE: oil cooler
ORIGINAL: usecotton
Just got myJagg low mount 10 row installed. Got them from Shooter64....he will do you right. Send him a PM. Italked toJagg directly before buying and they suggested not going to the added expense of a thermostat.So I just bought the adapter and cooler. Their reason for no thermostat was that it was something else to breakdownand it wasnt that usefullexcept in cooler climates.In NC the weather is normally warm enough the therm would open fairly quickly anywayso I decided to try it that way. Gonna just cover the cooler during cold weather if need be.
Just got myJagg low mount 10 row installed. Got them from Shooter64....he will do you right. Send him a PM. Italked toJagg directly before buying and they suggested not going to the added expense of a thermostat.So I just bought the adapter and cooler. Their reason for no thermostat was that it was something else to breakdownand it wasnt that usefullexcept in cooler climates.In NC the weather is normally warm enough the therm would open fairly quickly anywayso I decided to try it that way. Gonna just cover the cooler during cold weather if need be.
Road Master
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 869
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From: New York
RE: oil cooler
ORIGINAL: Bushy
7/16" allen socket!!!!!!!7/16" allen socket!!!!!
7/16" allen socket!!!!!!!7/16" allen socket!!!!!
Breath in...deep breath...breath out. Breath in...deep breath...breath out.
Man, gotta learn to live life on the ezzz side. LoL
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Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Nevada
RE: oil cooler
ORIGINAL: tbradley
nvsteve,
Where can I find out more about the new #2300 10 row Jagg Oil Cooler and what other parts I need to order with it? I looked on the Jagg site and as you stated, it is not there yet.
I assume I need an adapter and the cooler, maybe the bypass.... anything else?
nvsteve,
Where can I find out more about the new #2300 10 row Jagg Oil Cooler and what other parts I need to order with it? I looked on the Jagg site and as you stated, it is not there yet.
I assume I need an adapter and the cooler, maybe the bypass.... anything else?
Ordered mine from M&M at a good discount. Sent Shooter64 an email and never heard back.
Road Captain
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 503
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From: Dallas, Tx
RE: oil cooler
ORIGINAL: Akitakoi
Yea I caught that tip about needing a 7/16", usedthe bolt with 2 nuts trick. Thanks
The ports on my cooler are on the wrong side. Did I get the wrong one? Part # on the box is right.[&:]Box was sealed from the factory.[&:]
Yea I caught that tip about needing a 7/16", usedthe bolt with 2 nuts trick. Thanks
The ports on my cooler are on the wrong side. Did I get the wrong one? Part # on the box is right.[&:]Box was sealed from the factory.[&:]
Cruiser
Joined: Oct 2006
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RE: oil cooler
The install of the Jagg was very easy. You have to remove 5 or 6 allens to disassemble the adapter and then put the pieces back on the eingine one at the time. (only 3 pieces)
The cooler is a very simple two bolt install. They send plenty of hose and the adapter is adjustable to be sure no kinks in hose.
Whole install took about 1 hr.......a real piece of cake.
Put the McEwan oil temp guageon at the same time...Another quality piece. It already has the oil pan adapter so there is no need for bushing and is already wired to use the air temp wiring harness. Just have to run the supplied wire from sensor to guage.A little tight behind fairing metal bracket and guage hole but it works with just a littlepatience.
The cooler is a very simple two bolt install. They send plenty of hose and the adapter is adjustable to be sure no kinks in hose.
Whole install took about 1 hr.......a real piece of cake.
Put the McEwan oil temp guageon at the same time...Another quality piece. It already has the oil pan adapter so there is no need for bushing and is already wired to use the air temp wiring harness. Just have to run the supplied wire from sensor to guage.A little tight behind fairing metal bracket and guage hole but it works with just a littlepatience.
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Intermediate
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 48
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From: Loveland, CO
RE: oil cooler
As noted in this thread. Contact Shooter64 he will take care of you. He responded to me within a couple of hours and provided me with a deal better then anything retail and better then I could find on eBay
This is an honest guy they just wants to help out the forum members!
This is an honest guy they just wants to help out the forum members!
Tourer
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 444
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RE: oil cooler
How hot does it need to be before an oil cooler is needed using syn oil, I have and 04 ultra w/113 ci. and have seen 255 degrees while riding in a group of about 75 bikers. Does anybody know when it gets to be a problem?
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