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Old 04-08-2008, 05:57 PM
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Default Oil temp sender wire.

Does anyone have a part # for the 2 wire loom that plugs into the HD oil temp sender? The sender I have is part # 72357-04.

I know there's a kit that includes everything. I have the gauge and sender but no wiring. It is a special HD plug on the sender.
Thanks for any help.

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Old 04-08-2008, 06:04 PM
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The wire harness listed on my MoCo instruction sheet is 70285-04 if that is any help to you. Retails for $48.58.
 
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Default RE: Oil temp sender wire.

There is also an adapter for the fuse block, if you plan on wiring it that way, that part number is 70329-04, if you need it and it uses a 2amp fuse.
 
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Old 04-08-2008, 06:22 PM
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The wire harness listed on my MoCo instruction sheet is 70285-04 if that is any help to you. Retails for $48.58.
That's all I needed. THANKS Soos, YOU"RE THE MAN!!!

Damn, You guys will get a kick out of this. . . Tried to save some $ and buy a used HD gauge on Ebay. Got a good deal on a gauge for $40. Then I had to buy the sender for $40. Now I have to spend $40 for the wiring. Would have saved $ if I bought the entire kit from Chicago HD.

Live and learn . . .
 
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Which route are you gonna take on the sensor installation?
 
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Which route are you gonna take on the sensor installation?
LOL - Not like you did lately! Bottom of pan is the plan.

Had an aftermarket gauge for a while and decided to change to the HD gauge. The aftermarket sender doesn't match the HD gauge so it reads high. Should have known. Like I said . . . live and learn.
 
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You are going to be so much happier having matching gauges

The whole 5 Silver and 1 black gauge was just wrong![:'(]
 
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OK, you caught me. Thought I could slide that one by you but . . . NO. you have a good eye.

BTW, left the bike at Latus. They can have it until it's fixed. Hopefully some time before summer.
 
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good thing you have a back up Bike.

i need to take mine in too, but I spent so many hours getting it clean after the trip, there is no damn way I'm taking it out in this rain.

BTW, that Protect All is about as rare as the Hope Diamond!

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Old 04-09-2008, 08:24 PM
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Found it in the RV section at Walmart. Get on the phone to your local RV supply store. Sure you'll find it there.

You can always order it here online. http://www.protectall.com/estore.htm

I bought the spray. I'm hearing that the aerosol is a better product. That's what I'm going buy next time.

BTW, you better get that bike in soon. The shop is only going to get busier.
 
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