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Smart security and a flat battery in key fob.

  • gsh
    gsh
    14 years ago

     Can anyone tell me what will happen in the above case with the new Harleys? 

  • rider
    rider
    14 years ago

     

    Alarm won't de-activate , you need to replace fob battery.

    You can by-pass the fob to de-activate alarm by entering the five digit pin number you should program when you set the bike/alarm up.

    Turn IGN key to IGNITION and immediately hold BOTH turn switches in until 5 dashes appear in odometer window.

    Enter the digits (your PIN) by pressing the left turn signal button,

    Move the digit selection by pressing the right turn signal button.

  • blueystar
    blueystar
    14 years ago
    hope no low life scum is reading this
  • Daggs
    Daggs
    14 years ago
    Yeah it's all in the manual, my batteries are both flat at the moment so using the manual method, works well :)
  • Hooky
    Hooky
    14 years ago
    You'll need a grinder and cutting disk to remove your security chain if you forgot your key to the padlock too.
  • rider
    rider
    14 years ago

     

    Good idea to keep a new battery in ya tool kit too

  • mickle
    mickle
    14 years ago

    Easiest way as Rider said put a spare battery away some where on the bike.

  • Stumpy
    Stumpy
    14 years ago

    Best way is change the fob battery every new rego. Works for me and battery is cheap enough.

  • philthy
    philthy
    14 years ago

    Me 3, I just changed my fob battery after it lasted over 3yrs. Re-read  the manual, says replace fob batt every year.

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