Alarm key fob
Intermediate
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Stockholm Sweden
RE: Alarm key fob
ORIGINAL: HoolyNI
Factory default is 7-7-7-7-7 afaik, though whoever owned my bike before must have set their own and didn't write it in manual [:@]
Factory default is 7-7-7-7-7 afaik, though whoever owned my bike before must have set their own and didn't write it in manual [:@]
Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Puyallup, Washington
RE: Alarm key fob
To set/change the PIN (at least on a Fat Bob)
You need the functioning key fob with you when you do this.
1. Turn ignition key: ignition-off-ignition-off-ignition
2. Press left turn signal switch 3 times.
3. Press right turn signal switch 1 time.
4. Set the first number of your PIN by pressing the left turn signal switch however many times you want the first number of your PIN to be (if the first number of your PIN is 3, you would press the left turn signal switch 3 times).
5. Press the right turn signal switch one time to move to the second number of your PIN.
6. Enter the second number of the PIN using your left turn signal switch as in step 4.
7. Keep repeating the process until you have entered all 5 numbers.
8. Turn ignition off.
It helps if you have your display set to odometer, because the numbers you set will show up on the odometer. That way, you can be sure you're setting the PIN number you think you are.
You need the functioning key fob with you when you do this.
1. Turn ignition key: ignition-off-ignition-off-ignition
2. Press left turn signal switch 3 times.
3. Press right turn signal switch 1 time.
4. Set the first number of your PIN by pressing the left turn signal switch however many times you want the first number of your PIN to be (if the first number of your PIN is 3, you would press the left turn signal switch 3 times).
5. Press the right turn signal switch one time to move to the second number of your PIN.
6. Enter the second number of the PIN using your left turn signal switch as in step 4.
7. Keep repeating the process until you have entered all 5 numbers.
8. Turn ignition off.
It helps if you have your display set to odometer, because the numbers you set will show up on the odometer. That way, you can be sure you're setting the PIN number you think you are.
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Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Ireland
RE: Alarm key fob
According to the dealer it was the proximity of an electric pylon that caused the original problem!! All he had to do, apparently, was wheel the bike out of range of the pylon and problem would have been solved.......doesn't ring true to me still reckon battery in fob was flat.
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He tried it this morning \\;at home with spare fob and up she sparked
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He tried it this morning \\;at home with spare fob and up she sparked
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Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Ireland
RE: Alarm key fob
ORIGINAL: Swede_1956
But if you read your owners manual you can easy control what code it is and then change it if you want.
But if you read your owners manual you can easy control what code it is and then change it if you want.
Will have another look for that section, also occurred to me that maybe a code had never been set in the first place.
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According to my dealer there is no factory default.
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: The South
RE: Alarm key fob
ORIGINAL: Evil Stepdad
To set/change the PIN (at least on a Fat Bob)
You need the functioning key fob with you when you do this.
1. Turn ignition key: ignition-off-ignition-off-ignition
2. Press left turn signal switch 3 times.
3. Press right turn signal switch 1 time.
4. Set the first number of your PIN by pressing the left turn signal switch however many times you want the first number of your PIN to be (if the first number of your PIN is 3, you would press the left turn signal switch 3 times).
5. Press the right turn signal switch one time to move to the second number of your PIN.
6. Enter the second number of the PIN using your left turn signal switch as in step 4.
7. Keep repeating the process until you have entered all 5 numbers.
8. Turn ignition off.
It helps if you have your display set to odometer, because the numbers you set will show up on the odometer. That way, you can be sure you're setting the PIN number you think you are.
To set/change the PIN (at least on a Fat Bob)
You need the functioning key fob with you when you do this.
1. Turn ignition key: ignition-off-ignition-off-ignition
2. Press left turn signal switch 3 times.
3. Press right turn signal switch 1 time.
4. Set the first number of your PIN by pressing the left turn signal switch however many times you want the first number of your PIN to be (if the first number of your PIN is 3, you would press the left turn signal switch 3 times).
5. Press the right turn signal switch one time to move to the second number of your PIN.
6. Enter the second number of the PIN using your left turn signal switch as in step 4.
7. Keep repeating the process until you have entered all 5 numbers.
8. Turn ignition off.
It helps if you have your display set to odometer, because the numbers you set will show up on the odometer. That way, you can be sure you're setting the PIN number you think you are.
Thanks Evil Stepdad, keep it jingling. \\; Bob
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Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Ireland
RE: Alarm key fob
Got code sussed thanks to this thread:
https://www.hdforums.com/m_1629276/tm.htm
Thanks to hAkron
My default came up on odometer as 1-1-1-1-1
Input my own code and disabled alarm using indicators
https://www.hdforums.com/m_1629276/tm.htm
Thanks to hAkron
My default came up on odometer as 1-1-1-1-1
Input my own code and disabled alarm using indicators