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Sep 17, 2016 | 11:23 AM

#11

TSheff

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Originally Posted by oct1949

HEY Woody ---Just wondering...

did you ever git it fixed, if so what was the prob.... when you ask a question in here we like to know how or what you did to resolve it.

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Sep 17, 2016 | 02:04 PM

#12

Unclesams_Slim

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From: Las Vegas

Could be something as easy as a blown fuse as well. Unless you found that the security system was at fault.

Sep 18, 2016 | 10:16 AM

#13

j_bee

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From: England

Don't know if you've resolved this yet but check the voltage of the battery whilst you hit the starter and see if the voltage drops. Checking the terminals is a good thing to do but regards the battery itself only a load test will really tell you it's condition and you should ask an auto shop to carry one out for you.
Static voltage might be good but the load on the battery is greatest when you are trying to turn the bike over.
As your security light stayed on initially, it might be worth trying speedometer diagnostics to see if any code shown might help you narrow down your issue.

Sep 18, 2016 | 10:35 AM

#14

SIDECAR BOB

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From: CENTRAL IL

also something to check is make sure the new batterys you put in the fob are installed correctly , it is very easy to put them in upside (reversed polarity) Seen it happen to others and done it myself.