Key Fob Alarm Range?

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Apr 30, 2010 | 01:06 AM

#21

BoomerBob

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From: Desert S. West

I had some trouble with the TSSM so I did some research and decided it was more trouble than it was worth. Changed it out for a TSM and all is right with the world again. To get the very same protection without all the complications all I have to do is lock the ignition switch. Samo samo.

Simple is better in my book. YMMV

Apr 30, 2010 | 02:57 AM

#22

JacktheBagger

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From: Deep Inna Heart of Bama

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Originally Posted by Eddy G

I found that out the hard way

I had just got my 07 EGC. Took it for a little ride and ended up about 30 miles from home at a friends house (to show him the new bike). We look it over hop on the bikes and "NOTHING" WTF thinking...........thinking..............OH YA, were is my key?

HOME IN MY GARAGE............DOE!!! Call the wife and wait for her to bring it up to me.

That happened ONCE It wont happen again..

Or at least it shouldn't .........lol

thats when you punch in yur security code to disarm , then it will start

Apr 30, 2010 | 03:01 AM

#23

2whlr4life

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From: On one of 10,000

me too

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Originally Posted by surfcitybum

About 6-7 feet with new batteries on mine

I put new batteries in both my fobs this spring (cheap insurance), and threw a new battery in the saddlebag. It would be just my luck...

Apr 30, 2010 | 08:40 PM

#24

JacktheBagger

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From: Deep Inna Heart of Bama

I put new in mine a couple months ago , after the bike wouldnt start one day , both went out same time , go figger , got almost two years outta them ...