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@FLHTCUYaLater, nice work with the heat shrink tubing. H-D started to use a rubber boot to cover the exposed wires in 2013 or 2014 so that's what I used on my bike. The part number is 69200437 if anyone else wants to know.
@Chad1200 Love it! I searched for one of those before I went with the heat shrink but could never find it so thanks for providing the part number. Did you have to remove the plug from the wires to get it installed?
@FLHTCUYaLater It was installed by the H-D Tech during a service but I was told that you do have to de-pin the plug to install the boot.
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