Jesse

[vetjd1]

1999 BigDog vintage sport. Just changed oil and filter. Oil light won't go off. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks.

 

[Rottweiler]

Make sure you used the correct filter. The oil light should only take one minute to go off after bike is running.

 

[vetjd1]

Filter is correct. Maybe a grounding issue? Not sure. Thanks for getting back to me so quickly.

 

[Jersey Big Mike]

Filter is correct. Maybe a grounding issue? Not sure. Thanks for getting back to me so quickly.

try another filter.
Years ago when I did one on my olf bike someone gave me a tc filter rather than an evo
there was no number stamped on the filter and it was in the evo box
was a very messy week while Ifigured it out.

 

[vetjd1]

Thanks for the info. The filter I used is supposed to be for an Evo as per the tech at Dennis Kirk. I'll try calling S&S to see what they recommend.

 

[Jersey Big Mike]

Thanks for the info. The filter I used is supposed to be for an Evo as per the tech at Dennis Kirk. I'll try calling S&S to see what they recommend.

I'd recommend a sifton filter (permenant) you just clean it and never replace it again.
WildSteedWorx carries them.

 

[vetjd1]

Thank you. I will look into it.

 

[Mr. Wright]

K&N170c is the part number you need for a regular filter. The 171 is for twin cam. Also make sure the wire is still connected to your sending unit. Most of us have installed a gauge.

 

[vetjd1]

Thank you Mr. Wright. I take that's an oil pressure gauge?

 

[WildBillNick]

What type of oil gauge have you installed? I have 99 BD PROSPORT with a 107 S&S
Bill

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[vetjd1]

Sorry. Just seeing this now. I'm guessing you mean oil pressure gauge. I don't have one on there yet. I bought one from zdennis Kirk but I haven't installed it yet.