Remote Oil Pressure Gauge/Line Kits / Evo - XL - TC
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Feuling's remote gauge and line kit, so you can read real oil pressure on a mechanical gauge without giving up the factory sender.
The factory oil pressure readout is an electronic gauge or a warning lamp, and both are telling you what a sending unit thinks rather than what the motor is doing. This kit taps the existing sender port and runs a line up the right frame rail to a liquid filled mechanical gauge on the handlebar near the master cylinder. The factory gauge and the low pressure light stay connected, so you are comparing the two rather than replacing one. That makes it a diagnostic tool first: it is how you find out whether a lazy factory reading is the pump, the sender or nothing at all.
Features of the Feuling Remote Oil Pressure Gauge Kit
- Quality liquid filled mechanical psi gauge
- Keeps the factory electronic gauge and low oil pressure indicator light connected
- Connects to the existing oil psi sending unit port
- Line routes up the right side frame rail
- Gauge fastens to the handlebars near the master cylinder
- Offered in stainless with chrome, or black
- Made in the U.S.A.
Remote Oil Pressure Gauge Kit Fitment
- Harley-Davidson Evolution motors
- Harley-Davidson Sportster motors
- Harley-Davidson Twin Cam motors
⚠️ VERIFY the sending unit port location and thread on your motor before ordering. It moved across the Evolution, Sportster and Twin Cam families, and the kit connects to that port.
Common Questions About the Oil Pressure Gauge Kit
Do I lose my factory gauge or warning light?
No. That is the point of the kit. Both stay hooked up so you can compare the factory reading against a real mechanical one.
Is this a permanent install or a diagnostic tool?
Either. Plenty of riders fit it to chase a problem and leave it on, since a liquid filled gauge on the bar is the fastest warning you will get of an oiling issue.
Why liquid filled?
The fluid damps needle flutter from engine pulsation, so you can actually read the number at idle instead of watching it bounce.
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