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Old 12-10-2017, 03:16 PM
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The battery in my FOB died this weekend. Lasted 3 years. Went out to do the Boom software update and it would not turn on kept asking for PIN. I replaced the battery and all good now. Might be a good time to think about it before the spring riding season.


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Old 12-10-2017, 03:30 PM
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My 06 still has the original battery
 
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Old 12-10-2017, 03:31 PM
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By the way learn the code and how to use it
 
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Carry spare batteries on your bike
 
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I usually replace my fob battery every season. Also carry a few spares in my trunk in case a fellow rider has an issue.

Speaking of batteries, I also carry backups for my alarm fob. Seem these go bad very quickly. Guess they are always on.
 
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I change em every year when the time "springs" ahead. I'd rather not have any drama on a trip - which is when Murphy's law would guarantee it to go bad - LOL
 
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The battery in my #2 fob had to be changed out on Friday...the other went earlier this summer. I keep one in my summer jacket and the other in my winter jacket.
I carry spares on the bike also...
 
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My dealer replaced mine for free, while they were doing some warranty work. In addition, I am a big fan of knowing the code, and actually remembering it.
 
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I go until the battery dies which has been five years so far. Set my own code in 06 on the first bike with security (07 FXSTC).

Learned the method and used it many times. The code of course is the same on all of them and I can whip it in in about 10 seconds and away I go. easy peasy.
 
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Originally Posted by Hoginedgewood
My 06 still has the original battery
Both my 2003 fobs do too. I have spare batteries on the bike tho.
 


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