Tssm issues
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Tssm issues
Hi guys I bought my bike used lost fob and don't know any pin ,and it's armed, 2004 heritage Softail anyone have a tsm or way to un arm it, talked to dealer today and they said they can't change it I need a tsm or new tssm and Harley isn't making them anymore, thanks for any info
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You SHOULD be able to program a new FOB with the Centurion. Call them and ask. Leave a voice mail if needed, he usually calls back within an hour.
You SHOULD be able to program a new FOB with the Centurion. Call them and ask. Leave a voice mail if needed, he usually calls back within an hour.
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You SHOULD be able to program a new FOB with the Centurion. Call them and ask. Leave a voice mail if needed, he usually calls back within an hour.
You SHOULD be able to program a new FOB with the Centurion. Call them and ask. Leave a voice mail if needed, he usually calls back within an hour.
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Just how much is that centurin?
It's my understanding Harley still has a TSSM alarm/signal switch in the international version. It will work. They dropped the US version to streamline parts. It will work on all. It is just not programmable to not set unless you set it.
Basically, it sets it's self when you key off. That's the law in most foreign countries. It's not plug and play. A dealer would need to set it. Your going to need to show proof of ownership in your locked condition.
I could be wrong. But someone said that not long ago on here.
It's my understanding Harley still has a TSSM alarm/signal switch in the international version. It will work. They dropped the US version to streamline parts. It will work on all. It is just not programmable to not set unless you set it.
Basically, it sets it's self when you key off. That's the law in most foreign countries. It's not plug and play. A dealer would need to set it. Your going to need to show proof of ownership in your locked condition.
I could be wrong. But someone said that not long ago on here.
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Hi guys I bought my bike used lost fob and don't know any pin ,and it's armed, 2004 heritage Softail anyone have a tsm or way to un arm it, talked to dealer today and they said they can't change it I need a tsm or new tssm and Harley isn't making them anymore, thanks for any info
What dealer told you that.....?
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