Reset security code for 2002 V-Rod
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Reset security code for 2002 V-Rod
I just bought a 2002 V-Rod with the Harley security system and fob. I need to reset the PIN for the security system, but the way I've seen the process described in several places online doesn't seem to work (Ign on/off, on/off, on; press left turn signal three times, press right turn signal once). Does anyone know of the correct sequence for this bike? Thanks.
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From: Seattle, WA
After a lot of research and some trial and error, I found a solution that worked on my 2002 VRSCA as well as on my 2003 Road King. Found this on the CycleFish forum.
On these older bikes, the pin does not show up in the odometer. It instead is shown thru flashes of the red security key and flashes of both blinkers. This is how I set it and manually overrides it.
1) kill switch: off
2) ignition switch: on-off-on-off-on
3) left turn signal: twice
4) key fob button: twice
Both blinkers blinked once. Indicating the first digit of the code. I then pressed the left turn signal once and the red key flashed. Count the number of times it flashes and that is the selected number. Press the left turn signal and count the red key flashes until it as at the number you want.
Press the key fob button twice. The blinkers will blink twice, indicating it is on the second digit of the code. Press the left turn signal and count red key flashes until it is at the digit you want.
Continue pattern to set digits 3-5 of the code.
Turn ignition off when done.
To manually override:
1) ensure system/alarm is activated
2) kill switch: off
3) ignition switch: accessory (not ignition)
4) turn signals: hold both immediately after turning ignition switch to accessory.
The red key will begin flashes quickly and the blinkers should blink once. Press the left turn signal until the red key flashes the number of times for the first digit of your code. Press the right signal. The blinkers will flash twice indicating it is on the second digit. Press the left turn signal and count red key flashes for the appropriate number. Continue the pattern for digits 3-5. After entering the 5th digit correctly, the system will disarm.
On these older bikes, the pin does not show up in the odometer. It instead is shown thru flashes of the red security key and flashes of both blinkers. This is how I set it and manually overrides it.
1) kill switch: off
2) ignition switch: on-off-on-off-on
3) left turn signal: twice
4) key fob button: twice
Both blinkers blinked once. Indicating the first digit of the code. I then pressed the left turn signal once and the red key flashed. Count the number of times it flashes and that is the selected number. Press the left turn signal and count the red key flashes until it as at the number you want.
Press the key fob button twice. The blinkers will blink twice, indicating it is on the second digit of the code. Press the left turn signal and count red key flashes until it is at the digit you want.
Continue pattern to set digits 3-5 of the code.
Turn ignition off when done.
To manually override:
1) ensure system/alarm is activated
2) kill switch: off
3) ignition switch: accessory (not ignition)
4) turn signals: hold both immediately after turning ignition switch to accessory.
The red key will begin flashes quickly and the blinkers should blink once. Press the left turn signal until the red key flashes the number of times for the first digit of your code. Press the right signal. The blinkers will flash twice indicating it is on the second digit. Press the left turn signal and count red key flashes for the appropriate number. Continue the pattern for digits 3-5. After entering the 5th digit correctly, the system will disarm.
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My o6 will display the current code during the process (sometimes) for me it's such a nerve racking process.
I'm usually so busy reading, pressing and watching flashes, if you can add another task, watch the odometer.
I'm usually so busy reading, pressing and watching flashes, if you can add another task, watch the odometer.
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Joined: May 2016
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From: Florida
After a lot of research and some trial and error, I found a solution that worked on my 2002 VRSCA as well as on my 2003 Road King. Found this on the CycleFish forum.
On these older bikes, the pin does not show up in the odometer. It instead is shown thru flashes of the red security key and flashes of both blinkers. This is how I set it and manually overrides it.
1) kill switch: off
2) ignition switch: on-off-on-off-on
3) left turn signal: twice
4) key fob button: twice
Both blinkers blinked once. Indicating the first digit of the code. I then pressed the left turn signal once and the red key flashed. Count the number of times it flashes and that is the selected number. Press the left turn signal and count the red key flashes until it as at the number you want.
Press the key fob button twice. The blinkers will blink twice, indicating it is on the second digit of the code. Press the left turn signal and count red key flashes until it is at the digit you want.
Continue pattern to set digits 3-5 of the code.
Turn ignition off when done.
To manually override:
1) ensure system/alarm is activated
2) kill switch: off
3) ignition switch: accessory (not ignition)
4) turn signals: hold both immediately after turning ignition switch to accessory.
The red key will begin flashes quickly and the blinkers should blink once. Press the left turn signal until the red key flashes the number of times for the first digit of your code. Press the right signal. The blinkers will flash twice indicating it is on the second digit. Press the left turn signal and count red key flashes for the appropriate number. Continue the pattern for digits 3-5. After entering the 5th digit correctly, the system will disarm.
On these older bikes, the pin does not show up in the odometer. It instead is shown thru flashes of the red security key and flashes of both blinkers. This is how I set it and manually overrides it.
1) kill switch: off
2) ignition switch: on-off-on-off-on
3) left turn signal: twice
4) key fob button: twice
Both blinkers blinked once. Indicating the first digit of the code. I then pressed the left turn signal once and the red key flashed. Count the number of times it flashes and that is the selected number. Press the left turn signal and count the red key flashes until it as at the number you want.
Press the key fob button twice. The blinkers will blink twice, indicating it is on the second digit of the code. Press the left turn signal and count red key flashes until it is at the digit you want.
Continue pattern to set digits 3-5 of the code.
Turn ignition off when done.
To manually override:
1) ensure system/alarm is activated
2) kill switch: off
3) ignition switch: accessory (not ignition)
4) turn signals: hold both immediately after turning ignition switch to accessory.
The red key will begin flashes quickly and the blinkers should blink once. Press the left turn signal until the red key flashes the number of times for the first digit of your code. Press the right signal. The blinkers will flash twice indicating it is on the second digit. Press the left turn signal and count red key flashes for the appropriate number. Continue the pattern for digits 3-5. After entering the 5th digit correctly, the system will disarm.
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