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Old Apr 30, 2013 | 12:53 AM
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I am looking at putting my O2 sensors back on after getting the conversion kit. 2010 streetglide with 2009 headpipes. Where do the sensors route normally. Under the tank and then to the front headpipe?
 
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Old Apr 30, 2013 | 09:29 PM
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anyone able to shed some light on this for me?
 
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I am looking at putting my O2 sensors back on after getting the conversion kit. 2010 streetglide with 2009 headpipes. Where do the sensors route normally. Under the tank and then to the front headpipe?
Negative. The front routes behind the rear brake reservoir under the frame back to the ECM. On my 07 that is. If your ECM is on the left side, it would still route under the frame on that side.
 
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So is that along the frame near the pipes? Not sure where the rear brake reservoir is.
 
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So is that along the frame near the pipes? Not sure where the rear brake reservoir is.
Rear brake reservoir is by your right foot, mounted to the frame, and actuated bt the rear brake pedal.
 
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Your 2010 sensors will not work in the '09 position.
 
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I bought the extension/conversion kit. So is the o2 sensor zap strapped to the frame?
 
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I bought the extension/conversion kit. So is the o2 sensor zap strapped to the frame?
Yes. A couple of zip ties and your good.
 
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great thanks...now I just have to figure out which end needs to be spliced for attaching the conversion kit (exhaust plug end or the bike plug end). Didn't come with instructions
 
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great thanks...now I just have to figure out which end needs to be spliced for attaching the conversion kit (exhaust plug end or the bike plug end). Didn't come with instructions
Can't help you there, just make sure you seal the splice, use dielectric grease for the connections, and anti-seize on the O2 threads.
 
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