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The dealer ordered the new keys based on the VIN number. The keys must have been updated earlier so the only thing you can do is order a new ignition switch and a new fork lock. Keys will come with them. Request the keys be identical so the ignition switch key also fits the fork lock.
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' Go to a lock smith and have him/she make you make some new keys that fit.
Last edited by Rustyg500; Jan 12, 2018 at 07:13 PM.
The keys were stolen and I have ordered 2 sets from the Harley Davidson Dealership. Both sets didn't work. Got the bike brand new. What can I do?
1. Welcome to the forum!
2. I have no idea how two keys get stolen (I keep the one I use in one spot and the spare in another spot)
3. If you bought the bike new and the locks were never changed something is wrong
4. Sounds like you're trying to steal a bike or a troll and may never post again.
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