Lost key fob
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From: Oklahoma
The bike only has one key fob. Hell I don’t the the guy I bought it from gave me the code. I have tried the last 5 of the vin, also have tried all 1-9 no dice. The guy I bout it from must has gotten a new phone cause his number doesn’t work anymore. That going to be a lot of number it try.
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Are you stuck on the rode or just trying to start bike?
I suspect calling a dealer in the morning, regardless will be your avenue to pursue. Maybe try some simple numbers or maybe there are common numbers,
I am thinking of the cops who help load up the burglars van.
I suspect calling a dealer in the morning, regardless will be your avenue to pursue. Maybe try some simple numbers or maybe there are common numbers,
I am thinking of the cops who help load up the burglars van.
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You got the code???
This may end up hurting if you have to get it in some where.
What part of Oklahoma are you in?
Do you know where it was bought new?
Try to stick with one single thread for info. Just better in the long run Sir
WP
This may end up hurting if you have to get it in some where.
What part of Oklahoma are you in?
Do you know where it was bought new?
Try to stick with one single thread for info. Just better in the long run Sir
WP
Last edited by WP50; Dec 17, 2023 at 01:47 PM.
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From: Texas
You have to have a working key fob or know the current security PIN to change it.
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Again this was older bikes, but they claimed harley only used a few PINs, so you should change it.
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1. Do you have the bikes title in your name?
2. If yes, then trailer it to a dealer with your title in hand and have them access the PIN and order you a new FOB that will need to coded by them.
3. Posts like this from a newer person are always suspect as the bike may be stolen and the poster just trying to find out how to get around the security system.
4. May want to look a little harder and try and find your FOB, then you can set your PIN.
Good Luck & Best Regards.
2. If yes, then trailer it to a dealer with your title in hand and have them access the PIN and order you a new FOB that will need to coded by them.
3. Posts like this from a newer person are always suspect as the bike may be stolen and the poster just trying to find out how to get around the security system.
4. May want to look a little harder and try and find your FOB, then you can set your PIN.
Good Luck & Best Regards.
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