Enter PIN?
Factory default is 11111.
Sorry brother, but I have to internet bee-otch slap you on this one. You've got 3,200-posts on the forums. There have been scores of threads on fob batteries. And they all say CARRY SPARES!
SLAP-SLAP-SLAP!
By the way, I love riding thru Wellsboro. I stay a little outta town at the Coach Stop Inn on rt 6. North Central PA has some killer riding, like rt 44 & 144.
SLAP-SLAP-SLAP!
By the way, I love riding thru Wellsboro. I stay a little outta town at the Coach Stop Inn on rt 6. North Central PA has some killer riding, like rt 44 & 144.
Yup.
Yup.
Harley Dealers tend to do that.
If you bought it at Peterson's, Space Coast, Six Bends, or Alligator Alley it should be set to the dealerships zip code.
Verify it. You're likely to need it someday.
If you bought it at Peterson's, Space Coast, Six Bends, or Alligator Alley it should be set to the dealerships zip code.
Verify it. You're likely to need it someday.
BTW, don't rely on some cheap-*** battery tester to confirm your old FOB battery is OK. I ruled out a bad battery when my tester showed "good"; went down a rabbit hole trying to find the cause of repetitive "enter PIN" commands; then tossed the "good" battery and replaced with new - Problem solved.
My 14 SG didn't come with any security system. I had it added on at Rossmeyer's at Destination Daytona.
They used their zip as the pin. I changed it to 1 and the last 4 of my SS#.
They used their zip as the pin. I changed it to 1 and the last 4 of my SS#.
The OWNER'S MANUAL can be very informative. New owners with security systems, especially, should read that section. ANYTHING made by man can fail, including the fob or its battery, or the receiver on the bike.












