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Installing a oil temp gauge on 12' FLHTK. Instructions say to plug temp sensor harness into air temp sensor connector 107. Unable to locate the connector 107 and yes, I have gone through my service/shop manual. Shows 107 in the wiring schematic but doesn't say where the hell it is.
Any help would be appreciated.
Last edited by hawgwildterry; Oct 29, 2011 at 02:26 PM.
Follow the wiring from the air temp gauge or follow the wiring from the air temp sensor inside the fairing. Unplug the air temp sensor, plug in the oil temp sensor. Was plug and play on my Ultra.
Just found the damn air temp sensor on the left side of neck where the P-harness is connected. I bet I've spent an hour looking for it. What a dumbass.
I think what they mean is to plug your wire from the oil temp gauge into the plug you take off of your air temp gauge.. All you are doing is picking up power for your light in the gauge. Thats the way it was for me on my 02 E Glide.
OK, here is a photo of the air temp sensor that is mounted on the left side of the neck where the wiring harness goes through the clamp. The sensor is located directly above the clamp in this photo. In the photo connector 107 is already disconnected.
OK, here is a photo of the air temp sensor that is mounted on the left side of the neck where the wiring harness goes through the clamp. The sensor is located directly above the clamp in this photo. In the photo connector 107 is already disconnected.
Thanks for the help guys.
It also explains why the Air Temp gauge always displays a temp higher than would be expected. Always a little warmer inside the fairing.
OK, here is a photo of the air temp sensor that is mounted on the left side of the neck where the wiring harness goes through the clamp. The sensor is located directly above the clamp in this photo. In the photo connector 107 is already disconnected.
Thanks for the help guys.
Can u email me the air sensor picture u are referring to.
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Thx much
I have to bring this thread back to life, as I am doing my OT gauge install today. Have looked high and low for that damned plug. Left side of the bike only has on plug anywhere that I can see, and it is for the ABS. 2013 RG could it be in a different spot than earlier years? The provided wire harness is not long enough to reach the gauge, so I have to find that plug. Looked all around the triple tree and front of frame where the fork bearings are. Nothing. Also cannot see it anywhere inside of the fairing. The Air temp wire harness goes into a bigger wire harness, and short of cutting the harness open to trace the wires, No way to follow the wires to the sensor easily.
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