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Categories : -------------------- General --------------------Lounge.Off-Topic Lounge.For our Non-English speaking Friends.Accessories.Gear & Gadgetry.Other Triumphs.Other Bikes.Classifieds.-------------------- Technical Talk --------------------Performance Mods.Exhausts.Technical Talk.Tech Vault.How to ... step by step.-------------------- Events, Flockings, Rallies and Rides --------------------Events, Flockings and Rallies.Rides - The shorts.Rides - The longs.Short Stories - Tales from the road ... (New!) Topic : Oil temperature stick  Author  Post     Ultimate38  Set Reg. Date  :  12/01/2010 Posts  :  133 Location  :  Albany, NY, United States Posted : 17 May 2011 - 19:28   Post title : Oil temperature stick   Just to share my last mod: I have finally found an oil stick with an temperature gauge I was looking at: I use it during my week-end trip and never get higher than 80 -85 °C, but it was in the 20°C outside with lots of rain.   Jacques/Ultimate38 New Tbird 2012, 1600, black and ... stock until now ! Previous 2009 1600 Tbird/KN Air filter/Hog Slayer exhaust/Brian Custom saddle/Oil pressure gauge/oil temperature/Horse saddleback. Post edited by Ultimate38 on 17 May 2011 - 19:29  Author  Post     DizzE  Thor Reg. Date  :  12/07/2010 Posts  :  3,141 Location  :  Sunnyvale, CA, United States Posted : 17 May 2011 - 19:59   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: Ultimate38)   Great! How can I get that oil stick?  Author  Post     fab  Thor Reg. Date  :  12/10/2009 Posts  :  2,515 Location  :  wyong, nsw, Australia Posted : 18 May 2011 - 02:07   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: DizzE)   is that to suit a speedmaster,bonneville,thruxton etc?i have seen ones like it   Remember, soft cocks hang around all life long, hard ones come and go ahh f**k im deep Post edited by fab on 18 May 2011 - 02:14  Author  Post     RedBird2010  Chaac Reg. Date  :  11/10/2010 Posts  :  666 Location  :  Spokane Valley, Washington, United States Posted : 18 May 2011 - 03:22   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: fab)   I like that, wouldn't mind getting one.   Rick 2010 Thunderbird SE 1600 "Harley-Davidson; the worlds' most efficient method of turning gasoline into noise without the harmful side effect of horsepower." "The wilderness holds answers to questions man has not yet learned to ask"  Author  Post     Ultimate38  Set Reg. Date  :  12/01/2010 Posts  :  133 Location  :  Albany, NY, United States Posted : 19 May 2011 - 05:17   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick   I found it on a German site : Link Its ref 10034194 / RR 81 / YAM TDM 900. It was the closest to our oil stick dimensions. I just add 2 marks with a metal wire to indicate lower and higher oil level. Not so easy to look at when driving, but I found it useful. By the way, any idea why can't I add link ? Cheers.   Jacques/Ultimate38 New Tbird 2012, 1600, black and ... stock until now ! Previous 2009 1600 Tbird/KN Air filter/Hog Slayer exhaust/Brian Custom saddle/Oil pressure gauge/oil temperature/Horse saddleback. Post edited by Ultimate38 on 19 May 2011 - 16:52  Author  Post     Thatch  Thor Reg. Date  :  24/06/2009 Posts  :  3,655 Location  :  Savannah, GA, United States Posted : 19 May 2011 - 05:21   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: Ultimate38)   Ultimate38 wrote: By the way, any idea why can't I add link ? I'm not sure what you are doing that doesn't let you add a link, but all you have to do is post the full URL including the http:// and the forum software will automatically make it a link within you post. Let me know if you have any trouble and I'll see what I can do to help.  Author  Post     Ultimate38  Set Reg. Date  :  12/01/2010 Posts  :  133 Location  :  Albany, NY, United States Posted : 19 May 2011 - 16:53   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: Thatch)   I just update successfully my initial msg as you suggested and it work!!!! many thanks   Jacques/Ultimate38 New Tbird 2012, 1600, black and ... stock until now ! Previous 2009 1600 Tbird/KN Air filter/Hog Slayer exhaust/Brian Custom saddle/Oil pressure gauge/oil temperature/Horse saddleback.  Author  Post     fab  Thor Reg. Date  :  12/10/2009 Posts  :  2,515 Location  :  wyong, nsw, Australia Posted : 21 May 2011 - 02:50   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: Ultimate38)   Ultimate38 wrote: I found it on a German site : Link Its ref 10034194 / RR 81 / YAM TDM 900. It was the closest to our oil stick dimensions. I just add 2 marks with a metal wire to indicate lower and higher oil level. Not so easy to look at when driving, but I found it useful. By the way, any idea why can't I add link ? Cheers. I'm trying to order this, but what is the RR81? i cannot seem to find this in the description   Remember, soft cocks hang around all life long, hard ones come and go ahh f**k im deep  Author  Post     bigbikelupo  Set Reg. Date  :  13/05/2010 Posts  :  185 Location  :  Frankfurt, Germany Posted : 21 May 2011 - 04:15   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: fab)   .   Is there an afterlife ? Touch my bike and figure it out. Post edited by bigbikelupo on 21 May 2011 - 04:41  Author  Post     bigbikelupo  Set Reg. Date  :  13/05/2010 Posts  :  185 Location  :  Frankfurt, Germany Posted : 21 May 2011 - 04:41   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: bigbikelupo)   fab wrote: Ultimate38 wrote: I found it on a German site : Link Its ref 10034194 / RR 81 / YAM TDM 900. It was the closest to our oil stick dimensions. I just add 2 marks with a metal wire to indicate lower and higher oil level. Not so easy to look at when driving, but I found it useful. By the way, any idea why can't I add link ? Cheers. I'm trying to order this, but what is the RR81? i cannot seem to find this in the description Its the code for the model year Link Link   Is there an afterlife ? Touch my bike and figure it out. Post edited by bigbikelupo on 21 May 2011 - 04:42  Author  Post     Ultimate38  Set Reg. Date  :  12/01/2010 Posts  :  133 Location  :  Albany, NY, United States Posted : 21 May 2011 - 06:33   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: fab)   fab wrote: I'm trying to order this, but what is the RR81? i cannot seem to find this in the description Try 10034194 it is the louis.de's ref on the web site.   Jacques/Ultimate38 New Tbird 2012, 1600, black and ... stock until now ! Previous 2009 1600 Tbird/KN Air filter/Hog Slayer exhaust/Brian Custom saddle/Oil pressure gauge/oil temperature/Horse saddleback.  Author  Post     fab  Thor Reg. Date  :  12/10/2009 Posts  :  2,515 Location  :  wyong, nsw, Australia Posted : 21 May 2011 - 07:57   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: Ultimate38)   thanks for that,just wanted to make sure.   Remember, soft cocks hang around all life long, hard ones come and go ahh f**k im deep  Author  Post     Sensiblepete  Set Reg. Date  :  20/08/2011 Posts  :  158 Location  :  Sweden Posted : 16 Nov 2011 - 17:42   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: Ultimate38)   The oil temp gauge you found not only looks great but serves a useful purpose Does it have a threaded part that fits into original threads in the engine case, or does the stick have a "one size fits all" rubber seal?  Author  Post     Ultimate38  Set Reg. Date  :  12/01/2010 Posts  :  133 Location  :  Albany, NY, United States Posted : 17 Nov 2011 - 12:08   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: Sensiblepete)   Sensiblepete wrote: The oil temp gauge you found not only looks great but serves a useful purpose Does it have a threaded part that fits into original threads in the engine case, or does the stick have a "one size fits all" rubber seal? It has a threaded part that is similar to the one on the stock oil deep stick. (measured it with slide caliper to determined the diameter and thread shift).   Jacques/Ultimate38 New Tbird 2012, 1600, black and ... stock until now ! Previous 2009 1600 Tbird/KN Air filter/Hog Slayer exhaust/Brian Custom saddle/Oil pressure gauge/oil temperature/Horse saddleback.  Author  Post     Sensiblepete  Set Reg. Date  :  20/08/2011 Posts  :  158 Location  :  Sweden Posted : 17 Nov 2011 - 13:30   Post title : Re: Oil temperature stick (Re: Ultimate38)   Many thanks for info, will get such a gauge-stick for my winter project of installing oiltemp, oil pressure, and voltage indication. Was even thinking of water temp, all depends how long the winter will be . At the moment we still have some good riding days, so working on the bike have to wait.

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