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What would cause the tssm on 2007 street glide not to mate to the bike.Bike is at a harley davidson dealership and they can't get the Module to work on my bike ?????
They should be telling you! They also have access to the experts at the Mothership to call upon. Hopefully another member is more expert than the dealer and will call by soon.....
Could just be a case of "infant mortality", a bad unit right out of the box. Eventually they will try a second unit and if it doesn't work, they will move on to your ECM.
Might be because they had different system back in 2007 than today. The fobs were different back then I believe with buttons to arm system and it is now a proximity system. That is about the year for change over. Just a guess.
Last edited by K Melancon; Oct 3, 2019 at 07:56 PM.
Might be because they had different system back in 2007 than today. The fobs were different back then I believe with buttons to arm system and it is now a proximity system. That is about the year for change over. Just a guess.
Originally Posted by Hoginedgewood
I was thinking o7 was the first year of proximity.
Ive got a tssm, ecm and fob for sale, they are all married, from an o6. It's push button.
hoginedgewood is correct. 2007 was the first year of the proximity alarm.
Might be because they had different system back in 2007 than today. The fobs were different back then I believe with buttons to arm system and it is now a proximity system. That is about the year for change over. Just a guess.
Originally Posted by btsom
Could just be a case of "infant mortality", a bad unit right out of the box. Eventually they will try a second unit and if it doesn't work, they will move on to your ECM.
They tried another one off shelf and same thing might be ecm
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