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HELP!! Just purchased a '08 Classic and I can't get it to start
Hi
My '08 classic just got delivered today, bought it through Copart, it has slight damage, here is the problem, it has the smart securty, I do have the keys and fob but it still won't power anything up, the bike battery is charged and I did change the battery in the fob, but I have no way of knowing the pin number. Is there anyway of unhooking the system? any other ideas other than take it to the dealer? Thanks
If you have the owners manual, you can check it. There is a way to start the bike without the fob.......but if you ain't got the manual, good luck on figurin' out how to do it. Involves pressing the turn signal switches a certain amount of times on each side in sequence. See if you can find it. Oh, and you better hope the old owner didn't change the factory default, or it's off to the stealer to reset......good luck!
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