Oil sensor sending

sonicbluerider Posted 2010-08-20 10:34 AM (#67500) Subject: Oil sensor sending Tourer Posts: 576 , IA Mine is leaking is their a after market one or should this b replaced under ext warranty nightvision Posted 2010-08-20 5:46 PM (#67522 - in reply to #67500) Subject: Re: Oil sensor sending Cruiser Posts: 156 dinwiddie, va not really a big aftermarket for oil sensors, but extended warranty should cover. I believe I have replaced one under warranty radioteacher Posted 2010-08-20 6:56 PM (#67526 - in reply to #67500) Subject: Re: Oil sensor sending Visionary Posts: 3006 San Antonio, TX I have replaced mine twice. I would get the Victory part. Here is a video on how to replace it yourself. Lotzafun Posted 2010-08-20 8:13 PM (#67529 - in reply to #67500) Subject: Re: Oil sensor sending Iron Butt Posts: 935 Rockford, IL Paul- Why have you had to replace the switch? Twice? Arkainzeye Posted 2010-08-20 9:31 PM (#67531 - in reply to #67529) Subject: Re: Oil sensor sending Visionary Posts: 3773 Pittsburgh, PA Lotzafun - 2010-08-20 8:13 PM Paul- Why have you had to replace the switch? Twice? boredom radioteacher Posted 2010-08-20 9:44 PM (#67532 - in reply to #67500) Subject: Re: Oil sensor sending Visionary Posts: 3006 San Antonio, TX Arkainzeye, Thanks I needed a good laugh!!!! But the answer is....it was leaking! Lotzafun, The first one leaked after three weeks of ownership. The second one lasted almost two years. I ride rain of shine....I think when it is really hot and then splashed with water the Bakelite cracks. It is just a theory I am working with....only the shadow knows for sure. Ride Safe varyder Posted 2010-08-20 10:36 PM (#67537 - in reply to #67500) Subject: Re: Oil sensor sending Visionary Posts: 8144 New Bohemia, VA ...ahhh, mine leaks, ever so slighty. No drip, or drop, just that build up that reminds me of the old Catepillar bulldozers. Hasn't gotten any worse either. Maybe when I get bored...