Hi all...has anyone experienced a mis-read on their SG outside/air temperature gauge? When it's 70 or 75 etc., it will read almost 85 to 90....today, I picked it up from storage and its about 38 degrees or so and the whole way home it read 60 to 65. Has this ever been an issue?

 

Get used to it. That's the way they work!

 

So there is no fix or replacement? That's sad....isn't their purpose to be at least close? Thanks again........

 

Mine too. I did find a way to fix it,,,,,, new oil temp gauge from wallys. Ordered it this weekend should have her fixed this week.

 

Hold on now....you mean I have to replace it sith an oil temperature gauge? Did the one you find have the same white face as the Street Glide? Are we both on the same page?....Thanks fot the info...hopefully I can get to the bottom of this

 

I believe the engine heat radiating affects the accuracy. An Oil Temp gauge wouldve been more useful for sure.

 

Yes we are on the same page, this is not a HD fix. As a matter of fact I heard about in this forum. The link is http://www.wallyscycleworld.com/onlinespecials.asp or try http://www.wallyscycleworld.com/virt...osdatapage.asp

 

I would assume the sensor it in the fairing, haven't looked myself decided to put the oil temp in instead. A person could locate the sensor and relocate it to maybe under the triple tree. I would think the air in the fairing has no air movment and with the sun beating down on it would cause a +/- degree variation. But hey you know what they say about assuming.

 

thanks for all the responses....take care

 

there aint no outside temp gauge, is there [sm=scared09.gif]