Weird Security Conflict?
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From: anacoco, la
it happens if it is something intermittent. i find in that situation, it is best to take the fob 20' away and then try entering the code. has always worked for me.
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From: Saskatchewan
I ran into this issue at a dealer when a pack of bikes came in and parked around mine. Although after a few attempts to start it the fob connected. Not sure if this happens with the older security system, I have notice with my new Ultra once the security is activated and the signal lights are flashing it will not display the prompt to enter the PIN. I have to put it back on the jiffy stand and let the system reset so the lights are not flashing. Then when I turn the ignition on, without moving the bike, the prompt will show up so I can enter the PIN.
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From: Plover, WI
I ran into this issue at a dealer when a pack of bikes came in and parked around mine. Although after a few attempts to start it the fob connected. Not sure if this happens with the older security system, I have notice with my new Ultra once the security is activated and the signal lights are flashing it will not display the prompt to enter the PIN. I have to put it back on the jiffy stand and let the system reset so the lights are not flashing. Then when I turn the ignition on, without moving the bike, the prompt will show up so I can enter the PIN.
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From: Saskatchewan
I haven't had the Limited for very long. I did read the manual, but my memory ain't what it used to be. Even then it was quick to figure out my problem.
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