07 Dyna Security system questions
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Stage III
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07 Dyna Security system questions
My wifes 07 Dyna wont start. I get all of the lights, the fuel pump ramps up but no starter fire at all. I suspect the security system because we cant even push start it. I noticed that the security blinking light on the speedometer isn't blinking at all now like it should and I really don't know what else to check. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
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Check the relays in the fuse box. I had the original one to go bad on me. The starter was effected. I had to jump start mine when returning from Fl. on a trip when I refueled. Found the relay bad, just picked the next one up at a auto parts store. Not sure about the "key" light. Just check all the fuses, remove them inspect the post for corrosion. Use a little di-electrical grease when re-installing the fuses. Don't forget to check the battery in the fob. Just saying change one fob at a time,sucks when both battery are installed the wrong way. Makes you scratch....lol So I have been told.
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I have an 07 also with the security system. I would try the override code to diss able the alarm so you know that is not the problem. Next check the battery terminals and verify they are tight at the battery and the other end, frame for ground and starter for hot lead. If that is not the problem have the battery tested. Next would be the starter relay. Also you can not push start a FI bike. Too many sensors such as the CPS that needs 4 revolutions of the motor before it will send the signal to the ECM to fire the ignition.
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Check the relays in the fuse box. I had the original one to go bad on me. The starter was effected. I had to jump start mine when returning from Fl. on a trip when I refueled. Found the relay bad, just picked the next one up at a auto parts store. Not sure about the "key" light. Just check all the fuses, remove them inspect the post for corrosion. Use a little di-electrical grease when re-installing the fuses. Don't forget to check the battery in the fob. Just saying change one fob at a time,sucks when both battery are installed the wrong way. Makes you scratch....lol So I have been told.
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Loose battery terminals are a common issue, dead battery in the Security Fob is also common. Using the signals method to bypass the security system will tell you if it is the battery in the fob.
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