factory security problem
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factory security problem
i have an 07 night train and it works awesome but lately when i sit on it and try to start it the blinkers will flash and i have to turn the switch off and try again a few times for it to start, this just started happening, any ideas what would cause this.
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Yup, that's it alright. When ever my bike starts to do that, I just pop into Radio shack and grab a new battery for the fob and the problem goes away.
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Manual says replace them once a year. I go two but I also know my overide code if they go dead.
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Anyone who has an FOB should know how to start the bike without it, I carry the wallet card you get in your bike's factory manual you get with the bike. If you don't have one, the dealer will give you one as it gives you step by step instructions. Factory default code is 11111 so make sure to change it to your own personal ID number. the batteries are small enough that you could carry one on your bike somewhere but that could be seen as being ****.
$1.50 a year for batteries is pretty cheap!!!
$1.50 a year for batteries is pretty cheap!!!
Last edited by NA7A; Aug 2, 2010 at 09:53 AM.