🛢️ MIDUSA 88019 Oil Tank Filler Plug: The Ultimate Temperature Gauge for Big Twin and SportsterSportster Review

This will not work, will not fit, or will not fit 89 flhtc. The shaft does not reach the oil for a correct temperature reading. Should be at least twice as long. A cool product just doesn't work on my bike.

Temperature gauge Exactly replaces the oil cap on my 1982 Sportster. I don't know how accurate it is but it reads 150 degrees when the bike is warm which is about where it should be should, and is good enough to determine if the bike is overheating.

The rubber gasket on the grip fits my oil reservoir perfectly and seals better than the stock grip. The temperature gauge is fairly accurate. I drove 1 hour in the city and then on the highway to warm up the engine to about 80 degrees outside temperature. The meter read about 185-190 degrees Fahrenheit when I got home, so I used an LCD cooking thermometer and it read 183 after the bike sat for about 1 minute. In general I am satisfied with the purchase, the bike looks good.

Doesn't work, fit or will not fit 89 FLHTC. Stem doesn't reach oil to get the To measure temperature it needs to be at least twice as long A cool product just doesn't work on my bike.

Temperature gauge replaces the exact oil cap on my 1982 Sportster. I don't know how accurate it is, but it reads 150 degrees when the bike is warm, which is about where it should be and good enough to tell if the bike is overheating.

Rubber seal on grip fits my oil reservoir perfectly, seals better than standard grip. The temperature gauge is fairly accurate. I drove 1 hour in the city and then on the highway to warm up the engine to about 80 degrees outside temperature. The meter read about 185-190 degrees Fahrenheit when I got home, so I used an LCD cooking thermometer and it read 183 after the bike sat for about 1 minute. In general I am satisfied with the purchase, the bike looks good.