Needs Improvement
I installed this product on my 2009 FXDF after reading all the great reviews. Unfortunately my experience was less than perfect. There was an issue with the workmanship of the O2 Sensor connections to the AutoTine module. The wires are held in place with small screws. Three of the wires would not hold in place and would become disconnected again while riding. Its just poor quality control.<br /><br />I did use DynoJet's online chat support once the wires were hooked up and discovered that the software wasn't reading the O2 sensors. Response was quick and they remote connected to my computer. Turned out it was because of a loose wire. Fix that and then they did a firmware update since my PCV was a couple of years old. I was warned not to use the most recent firmware update (1.13.1). The update produce errors which I was told were "minor" and he didn't think would effect performance. Everything seem to work until I went for a ride and came back with loose wires again.<br /><br />You can see the issue in the pic. Sensor 2, black, grey and white wires would not stay in place.<br /><br />If you have the Harley Siren and alarm system you will find it very tight to squeeze everything in under the seat with the dyna chassis .<br /><br />While Dynojet tech support was quick to respond, I am left with a unit I can't trust to work due to poor workmanship. I should not be having error codes after Tech Support is finished. For the price there are easier and simpler solutions.