Disabling security??
Seasoned HDF Member
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From: Plover, WI
Guys, thank you all for the help.
Disconnecting some aftermarket stuff AND making absolutely sure that the bike was absolutely motionless and still did the trick! Prompt for PIN, entered PIN, good-to-go!
Re-attached everything, followed the above procedure (absolutely motionless) and good-to-go again.
You guys are all wonderful for jumping in with the help.
Much appreciated!
Disconnecting some aftermarket stuff AND making absolutely sure that the bike was absolutely motionless and still did the trick! Prompt for PIN, entered PIN, good-to-go!
Re-attached everything, followed the above procedure (absolutely motionless) and good-to-go again.
You guys are all wonderful for jumping in with the help.
Much appreciated!
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From: backwoods
It may be because I have actually done it.
All this because I said zip codes work for code codes. Something easy to remember. Could have just said nothing, and I would never have commented again in this thread.
All this because I said zip codes work for code codes. Something easy to remember. Could have just said nothing, and I would never have commented again in this thread.
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From: SW Ohio
R&R the HFSM with a non security version, I did it to a 2011 RK and a 2002 Dyna (TSSM to TSM). Then I sold them to someone who wanted security on their bike. In both cases, I found a hack to get the bike to recognize the new, non security units (without going to the dealer). Once that was done, I had a bike that started with the key and no security. On the 2011, batteries seem to last longer without proximity security.
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Road Captain
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From: Florida
Guys, thank you all for the help.
Disconnecting some aftermarket stuff AND making absolutely sure that the bike was absolutely motionless and still did the trick! Prompt for PIN, entered PIN, good-to-go!
Re-attached everything, followed the above procedure (absolutely motionless) and good-to-go again.
You guys are all wonderful for jumping in with the help.
Much appreciated!
Disconnecting some aftermarket stuff AND making absolutely sure that the bike was absolutely motionless and still did the trick! Prompt for PIN, entered PIN, good-to-go!
Re-attached everything, followed the above procedure (absolutely motionless) and good-to-go again.
You guys are all wonderful for jumping in with the help.
Much appreciated!
Which fixed the problem: 1 Disconnecting aftermarket parts of 2 Being absolutely motionless??
Stage I
Joined: Apr 2023
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From: Virginia
just wondering if i was to put a new one on my bike do i have to take it to the dealer of could i do these steps as well?
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Everything is connected as per prior and, if the bike is absolutely motionless, it works!
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and Diag4Bike will as well.
6th Gear
Joined: Mar 2019
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From: Jacksonville, Fl
My 2019 FLHTP has no security system, but I get the red indicator on the dash telling me there is a fault in the system, It comes on a minute or so after I start the bike. Can I disable it? I am mostly concerned it will somehow think it is being stolen and strand me.
Thanks
Thanks
6th Gear
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From: Jacksonville, Fl
Will do, Thanks
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