Enter PIN?
Tourer
Joined: Oct 2018
Posts: 471
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From: Central California
After reading this I decided that I need to make sure I know how to enter the code. I am glad that I did. I was out in the garage setting off the alarm for a few minutes until I READ the process. Now I know how to do it...no big deal.
I am going to replace the batteries on both fobs...then continue to do so every Jan 1.
I am going to replace the batteries on both fobs...then continue to do so every Jan 1.
Intermediate
Joined: Apr 2016
Posts: 34
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From: Bellingham, WA
Good job Essthreetee. I went to my dealer on Saturday. Turns out that the pin # written on my owner's card was not the pin in my bike. With a fresh FOB battery we were able to view the pin in the bike and then revised it to be the pin on my owner's card. I will be keeping a spare FOB battery on the bike from now on. Plus, I have practices the enter PIN process. The on/off/on/off/on is accomplished using the kill switch, not the big **** on the steering head. The big **** is for off/ign changes. In any case, my issue can be closed.
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