Bolly
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Love the Yellow, looks great.. And I'm able to use my tool bag..
Oil Cooler
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francoblay1
The Spaniard
I´ve got one of these fittings too... it takes stress away from the oil line in there.
Those covers are someone elses... I don´t need them as it not gets that overly cold in Spain.
FYI, Oil coolers aren’t needed in southeast Louisiana on my Ridgeback. I’ve verified this by confirming the oil operating temperature. I have to mention that I don’t hang around stop lights when I ride so Big Dog riders may experience different results than mine.
Ed U. Cator
Higher Ed.
I use one oil cooler tube. The other one has a "special" purpose.
Bolly
Member
You got me wondering ..
What the other one used for..?
francoblay1
The Spaniard
francoblay1
The Spaniard
Bolly
Member
Hey, nice one.. I thought it was just a Nos sticker, didn't think it was real!
Very impressive. Love you bike as well..
Ed U. Cator
Higher Ed.
It's got the solenoid valving & low pressure regulator I built myself in my PLC lab. Oxide canister slips inside the stash tube.
RaderJames
Member
The 1st line on the oil tube that I have circled in orange in your picture. where does that attache to? Is that the inlet or outlet on this cooler? I just bought double set up and dont want to hook these up wrong. ThanksView attachment 63877
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I´ve got one of these fittings too... it takes stress away from the oil line in there.
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Those covers are someone elses... I don´t need them as it not gets that overly cold in Spain.
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I can’t answer that but someone will certainly be able to here. That bike is awesome!
john sachs
Well-Known Member
Inlet from the supply to oil filter bracket is the closest fitting to the case. Outlet is on the outside fitting closest to the brake pedal. In = inside , O = outside.
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RaderJames
Member
Awesome I had that backwards in my mind. figured the one closet to break pedal was the inlet. Glad I asked. Would you know does the oil go into these coolers before it goes to the filter or after the filter ? Tying to figure out were this line I circled in the picture goes. Appreciate the Info.
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RaderJames
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Could you answer my question then?
RaderJames
Member
Ya you'd think right. It might not matter what direction but Im sure it matters if the oil flows before or after the filter. Thanks anyway
Bolly
Member
It wouldn't matter which way it flows.
As long as the oil runs through the Twin Coolers and back into the motor it doesn't matter before or after the filter..
The oil still gets cooled..
My Dog is put away for the winter but if your stuck I'll uncover the Dog and ill take detailed pics of the Oil Cooler for you.. Cheers.. from South Australia
As long as the oil runs through the Twin Coolers and back into the motor it doesn't matter before or after the filter..
The oil still gets cooled..
My Dog is put away for the winter but if your stuck I'll uncover the Dog and ill take detailed pics of the Oil Cooler for you.. Cheers.. from South Australia
john sachs
Well-Known Member
If the feed line goes from the oil pump to the filter, and the return line goes to the oil tank, what would be your guess? I would hope that you would put the return line from the filter to the cooler/s, and from the cooler/s back to the tank.
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