Harley Davidson Oil Cooler on 2040-parts.com
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, US
Harley Davidson Oil Cooler. Fits all 00-Later Softail models except models equipped with lower chin fairing kit. Only have the oil cooler, does not come with oil filter adapter or mounting hardware. The oil filter is the same one from the kit part # 62913-00B.
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