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I have a 2007 FXST and was installing a Trask Performance intake, used to be the Doherty intake but now Trask makes and sells them.
When I was removing the stock intake I noticed a pair of wires, with a caped connector that was attached to the back of the stock intake backing plate. Does anyone know what this thing is for?
I may need to take mine off and reinstall it. I have an old american iron magazine i saved because it had step by step install on the doherty intake.
I just read it and noticed several times they used loctight. In the trask instructions they never mention using it and i did not notice any of the stock bolts or screws having loctight on them.
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