Is there a way(simple I hope) to by pass the whole immobilizer function. I want to just be able to put the key in and turn it on and start the bike.
Bike is a 2002 Monster 620ie
Quote from: VLT on September 02, 2013, 08:24:23 AM
Is there a way(simple I hope) to by pass the whole immobilizer function. I want to just be able to put the key in and turn it on and start the bike.
Bike is a 2002 Monster 620ie
flash ecu to delete immo . . . no other way
Quote from: VLT on September 02, 2013, 08:24:23 AM
Is there a way(simple I hope) to by pass the whole immobilizer function. I want to just be able to put the key in and turn it on and start the bike.
Bike is a 2002 Monster 620ie
If the system is working properly, that's how it goes.
What specifically is happening?
With either the red or black key -
There is no start, have to enter the code off the code card in order to start the bike a real pia
There is an antenna in the blank plastic shroud that encircles the ignition switch.
Find the wires that come out, confirm that they're plugged into the harness.
Is this a new problem?
Bike is new to me, the person who passed the bike along to me. Says he has a new ring antenna that he never tried to install. Is it as easy as installing the new unit and trying to start it again or is there something else you have to do when you install the new antenna
You can unplug the antenna wire and remove the shroud, then just put the new antenna in position and plug it in, see if it works.
Get the antenna quite close to the key, it's range is very short.
Thanks for the info, I'll post how it works out once I get the new antenna installed
The story continues - I have replace the ring antenna with a new one - So using the red key - the dash cycles - All lights expect the oil light go off - the yellow led above the two buttons flashes twice and goes out - engine will not start -
HELP!
neutral light? if it is not on, and the clutch is not pulled in, it won't start.
DUH well when all else fails check the obvious. The sound you hear is me hitting my forehead with my open hand. Feeling really stupid right now
Brad you are in dee a Hero -- JUst back in from a quick dash to the garage --- IT"S ALIVE !!!!!!!
Bike was in gear.
Thanks for the help
On to timing belts, brake(s) overhaul and fluid changes
Quote from: brad black on September 09, 2013, 04:01:38 PM
neutral light? if it is not on, and the clutch is not pulled in, it won't start.
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