no can do.....I dont have a garage so I have to keep it in a friends storage locker....no power outlet for the charger and no heat so out it has to come......

 

If anything, it may throw a trouble code which you can clear. The "proper" way to remove the power source is to turn on the ignition to disarm the system, then turn off and withing 5 seconds remove the maxi-fuse. I just got off HD-net to look up another alarm question and I ain't going back! but doesn't the siren also have a back-up battery that should be removed to prevent from draining? Could've put it in storage mode unless battery freezing was an issue.

 

There is a battery for the siren! Just found it in my notes.

 

I dont have the siren so no battery there. I just yanked the battery out - I think the security system was set when I did.....am I gonna have problems?.....crap; I miss the old days when carburators ruled the earth, life was simpler and the only security system to worry about was a big f*ckn padlock and a chain......

 

I think it will just throw a DTC which can be easily cleared.

 

Mine was armed when I took it out and there was no code tripped that I know of.

 

Nothing happens on stock bike. set the clock and go

 

HD recommended procedure "to remove the power source, turn on the ignition to disarm the system, then turn off and within 5 seconds remove the maxi-fuse... due to touching cable to terminal while hooking up up which may cause a low battery trouble code". Found out about the clock when as a prank, pulled friends maxi fuse when we were setting him up on dyno. Geez, my two doesn't even HAVE a maxi-fuse... lol

 

If the security isn't armed at the time I don't see any harm. Pulling the power on an armed system could have some effect on the TSSM.

 

Man that's damn funny, I don't care who you are. Thanks for the laugh.