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I have tried under the side cover, sorta works if you slam it shut. Now I have it attached to the rear brake line. Any other suggestions? Pictures are a big help.
If I remember correctly once you have tuned the map to your liking, flash it so the ecm knows which map to use, then you can disconnect it and it should be fine.
I have a 2009 883c and just slid the fp3 on top of the battery, it's shielded so it won't cause any problem. I also have a 2014 Sportster 1200c and it's way tighter, still hunting on it for a good spot.
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Where to mount the Fp3
