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so i have a 2011 street bob install looks pretty simple just figured id ask for any other advive as far as secureing it etc or any other tips thanks.
 
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This video is for fuelpak but pretty much same thing. The only tip I can give you, don't pinch the wires when you reinstall the fuse block.

 
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I did mine. Its a tight fit for sure. Water proof the PCV when done and have patience.
 
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remove the battery and the battery box.....makes it a whole lot easier
 
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sounds good any suggestions
 
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i ment for water proofing
 
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bees wax
 
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I ran all my wiring in casings and routed along the frame using dielectric grease at the connections.
yes I also removed the battery and box for streamline routing.
My controller sits under the seat in the well attached to the rear fender. No water problems there.
I have run my tuner for over two years in all weather with no problems.
 
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Originally Posted by thedonthere
remove the battery and the battery box.....makes it a whole lot easier
What Don said. He speaks the truth.
 
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my advise, make sure the usb port on the pc is facing a direction thats easy to access once installed, that way if you wanna remap or make changes your not ripping it apart again.
On my last bike, I mounted it very secure, then when remapping it was a pain trying to plug in, so I took it all apart and repositioned it.
 


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