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In the bottom of my inner primary I noticed a sensor, it looks like a temperature sensor, but no one I talk to has ever seen this before. Is there any one here who can tell me what this is and if needed, and also how to order a new one since 1 of the wires was broken. The bike is a 1999 Ultraglide, EFI FLHTCU-I 88 cu in tc. And sorry for my poor gramma, english is not my 1st language. BR Jon Vikan Hole where the sensor is located Sensor in primary cover Sensor
Last edited by Baader; Mar 28, 2025 at 04:00 PM.
Reason: adding pictures
Not stock. One of the previous owners installed it.
Concur, if it was me I would just put a plug in there, making sure it was sealed up good and call it a day. Don't really need to know the temp of the primary fluid.
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