201 miles and guess what?!?!?!?
Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Portland, OR
Will still be a 5 minute fix. Unscrew the sensor, put locktite thread seal on the new one and screw it in. Less work than a spark plug.
Might check to be certain oil isn't dripping from above. Sometimes heat cycles on a new motor will loosen a rocker cover - also a 5 min wrench job. Happens to all motors.
The dealer will take good care of you.
Might check to be certain oil isn't dripping from above. Sometimes heat cycles on a new motor will loosen a rocker cover - also a 5 min wrench job. Happens to all motors.
The dealer will take good care of you.
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Road Master
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Georgia
Will still be a 5 minute fix. Unscrew the sensor, put locktite thread seal on the new one and screw it in. Less work than a spark plug.
Might check to be certain oil isn't dripping from above. Sometimes heat cycles on a new motor will loosen a rocker cover - also a 5 min wrench job. Happens to all motors.
The dealer will take good care of you.
Might check to be certain oil isn't dripping from above. Sometimes heat cycles on a new motor will loosen a rocker cover - also a 5 min wrench job. Happens to all motors.
The dealer will take good care of you.
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Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Third Coast, South Texas
It's a Harley. They will leak. A (then new) 2005 Ultra Classic I use to own had porosity in the engine cases and leaked like a sieve. With only 3,200 miles on the clock, the motor had to be rebuilt with new cases. The worked was done under warranty. Down time was two weeks.
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