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FIG. 5
OUTSIDE LINE = GOES
TO COOLER AND
BACK TO TANK
INSIDE LINE = FROM OIL
PUMP (RETURN)
Oil Recommendations
For break-in and standard operation of the Ultima Shovelhead engine we
recommend using high quality petroleum based API service SJ rated motor oils,
such as Ultimas 60 weight oil, MW# 103-111. The oil’s viscosity should be matched
with the climate conditions but in most cases Ultima 60 weight motor oil will work
fine.
Oil Filters
All Ultima
®
engines require oil filters. Oil filter mounting bolts are located on the
right side of the engine case made to accept 92/99 FXST
®
style filter mounts.
When using this type of filter housing make sure the lines are routed as shown in
Figure 5. Any of our high quality 40 Micron Ultima
®
/Evolution style filters can be
used with any style of filter mount.
Oil Coolers
Ultima recommends oil coolers in applications where heavy loads are pulled or
ambient temperatures exceed 90˚F or oil temps exceed 240˚F. When choosing an
oil cooler, it is best to choose one that is finned & forward mounted on the frame.
When using oil coolers in cold temperatures, either install a thermostat or a cover
to insure the oil temperature makes it to a minimum operating temperature of
180˚F.
Charging system selection
Ultima
®
engines are supplied with MW part #98-360 main seal spacer for use with 32 amp charging systems. This spacer was used on most 19
through 32 amp-charging systems supplied on Shovelhead
®
and Evolution
®
engines (except 1995 & later FLT
®
). If you use a higher output 38, 40
or 44 amp system you must change the spacer to that systems specific spacer or the Stator Rotor will contact the crankcase. You will also have
to replace the engine main seal, MW# 95-805. All charging systems are available through Midwest Motorcycle Supply.
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