Harley Cooler
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For anyone contemplating a cooler, the Harley cooler is an easy install and looks nice and unobtrusive when installed! But, Why would you?
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I can't stand the little f'ng rocks that make their way into the fins.
I took mine off and the best way to remove the debris and straighten the fins was to cut the edge of an old credit card and run it through the fins.
It was a winter project but debris gets all up in thy *****!
Glad you got it installed!
I took mine off and the best way to remove the debris and straighten the fins was to cut the edge of an old credit card and run it through the fins.
It was a winter project but debris gets all up in thy *****!
Glad you got it installed!
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I can't stand the little f'ng rocks that make their way into the fins.
I took mine off and the best way to remove the debris and straighten the fins was to cut the edge of an old credit card and run it through the fins.
It was a winter project but debris gets all up in thy *****!
Glad you got it installed!
I took mine off and the best way to remove the debris and straighten the fins was to cut the edge of an old credit card and run it through the fins.
It was a winter project but debris gets all up in thy *****!
Glad you got it installed!
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I read it - opinions...
You're definitely not going to stop the sand and just road grit despite what you put over it and people who say their fins are bent or they don't have trash in their fins are full of *****.
You're definitely not going to stop the sand and just road grit despite what you put over it and people who say their fins are bent or they don't have trash in their fins are full of *****.
right on, i was just curious
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I can't stand the little f'ng rocks that make their way into the fins.
I took mine off and the best way to remove the debris and straighten the fins was to cut the edge of an old credit card and run it through the fins.
It was a winter project but debris gets all up in thy *****!
Glad you got it installed!
I took mine off and the best way to remove the debris and straighten the fins was to cut the edge of an old credit card and run it through the fins.
It was a winter project but debris gets all up in thy *****!
Glad you got it installed!
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Did you use Werks lower temp thermostat ?
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Nope, I run the earlier version without the thermostat and tied it into my dash switch. I use to turn it on and off but now I see no disadvantage to just leaving the fans run all the time. I know I can retrofit a thermostat, but see no need in my case.
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Where would one find something like this?