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FOB battery
The other day I found myself in a dilemma, when I turned on the ignition,the only thing that happened was a message on the odometer screen saying " enter code"
But with the display being blank and dark, there was to my knowledge no way to enter the code, apparently the fob battery had gone dead , luckily I had a spare battery tucked away so a few moments later, the bike was started and good to go.
Is there an other way to start the bike if the fob is not working ?
Get the other FOB.Originally Posted by Tomswede
I don't know, I've never had that problem - I replace the battery each year
Good luck
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When it displays enter pin, you use the turn signal buttons to enter your pin.
If you have never tried this, you should. You should also select your own pin, vise the 1 from the factory/dealer.
2017 Harley Davidson Freewheeler (107 cu.in. vivid black).
If it happened again.....Just Simultaneously hold/press both turn signal buttons...
And then you can enter the code....I always put new batteries in both FOB's every year and also kept a new battery in the trunk.....
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2019 Tri-Glide.......
Thanks, I googled and found the procedure, my next purchase is an owners manual, sounds like it may be some worthwhile reading in there, lol
For others that may have a similar situation, below is a Law Abiding Biker Video on how to recover an assigned PIN code, as well as how to perform the FOB Bypass procedure for Harley Pre 2014 and 2014-Later Models.
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