CYCLE PRO SKU: 865-01280

Cycle Pro MAP Sensor - OEM 32319-07 Replacement - Harley Touring, Softail, Sportster

$81.95
Free shipping on orders $99+ · Best value guarantee
From $6.82/mo with Affirm. See if you prequalify
IN STOCK — Ships within 24 hours
Free Shipping on orders $99+
Best Value Guarantee
30-Day Returnssee policy
Authorized Dealer — sourced direct
NOT SURE ABOUT FITMENT?

About Cycle Pro

Cycle Pro supplies replacement and maintenance parts across the V-twin service catalog, covering the routine wear items a shop goes through week to week.

Optimize your V-twin's fuel delivery with this Cycle Pro MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) sensor. Engineered as an accurate OEM replacement, it provides precise manifold pressure readings to your bike's ECU. Each sensor is 100% tested for functionality, ensuring reliable performance across Harley Touring, Softail, and Sportster models.

Why riders pick this

  • Accurate manifold absolute pressure readings
  • Direct OEM replacement for stock sensor
  • Each sensor 100% tested for functionality
  • Optimizes air-fuel mixture for performance

The MAP sensor plays a critical role in your engine's fuel management system, informing the ECU about intake manifold pressure. This data is essential for calculating the correct air-fuel mixture, directly impacting your bike's performance, throttle response, and fuel efficiency. A faulty MAP sensor can lead to a rich or lean condition, causing hesitation, poor mileage, or even check engine lights. This Cycle Pro sensor is built to deliver the accurate readings your V-twin needs.

Accurate Air-Fuel Mixture

  • Accurate OEM reproduction for reliable data
  • 100% tested for functionality before shipment
  • Direct replacement for the stock sensor
  • Crucial for optimal engine performance and efficiency

Essential for Engine Efficiency

Ensuring your engine receives the correct air-fuel mixture is paramount for smooth operation and power output. This Cycle Pro MAP sensor provides the consistent and precise data needed for your ECU to make informed decisions about fuel injection. Replacing an old or failing MAP sensor can restore lost throttle response, improve fuel economy, and help prevent long-term engine issues. Always cross-reference your bike's parts manual or VIN to confirm the correct OEM reference number for your specific year and model.

Specifications

  • Brand: Cycle Pro
  • Manufacturer Part #: 18431
  • Length: 8 in
  • Width: 8 in
  • Height: 2 in
  • Weight: 1.6 lbs
  • Country of Origin: China (Mainland)

Common questions

How do I confirm this MAP sensor fits my Harley?

Check your bike's parts manual for the OEM sensor part number. This Cycle Pro sensor is designed as a direct replacement for OEM 32319-07. Fitment varies by year and model, so confirm before ordering.

What does a MAP sensor do for my V-twin?

The MAP sensor measures the pressure in the intake manifold, providing crucial data to the engine's computer to calculate the precise amount of fuel needed for optimal combustion.

Is this a new or rebuilt sensor?

This is a new reproduction sensor manufactured to OEM specifications by Cycle Pro and is 100% tested for functionality before shipment.

Ordering from Vtwinbikers

  • Brand new, sourced through authorized US distribution — never used, never grey-market.
  • Not sure it fits? Use Shop by Bike to filter by your year and model, or email us and we will confirm before you order.
  • Harley-Davidson and Indian Motorcycle is all we do, so you are talking to people who ride what you ride.
BRANDCycle Pro
TYPEIntake/Carb/Fuel System
SKU865-01280
WEIGHT1.6 lb
Please contact us to confirm fitment for your specific motorcycle, or check the product title for compatibility notes.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
5
5 RATINGS
5★ 5
4★ 0
3★ 0
2★ 0
1★ 0
✓ VERIFIED
Apr 11, 2026

Works good!

— David B
✓ VERIFIED
Oct 11, 2025

Nice

Came quick. No complaints. Good purchase

— Mark G
✓ VERIFIED
Jul 14, 2021

Easy to find, fairly priced,fast shipping.

— Anonymous
✓ VERIFIED
May 27, 2020

Perfect fit. Works great.

— Anonymous
✓ VERIFIED
May 3, 2019

Super

— Anonymous