Immobliser keys....good when they work.

Out on the 10 today, stopped for lunch, returned to bike, insert key and turn to start, hit starter....no fire.

Immobiliser light still flashing and so is key symbol on dash, take key out, retry, still dead, repeat, nothing.

Jiggle ignition module, reinsert key, press start and it fires...

Anyone else suffer intermittent immobiliser technology on their new bikes?

This kind of stuff is good when it works but when it doesn't your screwed.

no..no dramas with mine just yet...

nope

Thankfully, nope

Big Kevvie had this problem on the recent PI trip - but it was due to using the wrong key (long story), once he had the correct key it was all systems go........don't lose your key to these new ignitions ....

Wise words... don't lose the red key otherwise you can't start the bastards once you've reconnected power if you've taken the battery out etc.

Maybe start it with the red to reset the electrical thingamajig

Wise words... don't lose the red key otherwise you can't start the bastards once you've reconnected power if you've taken the battery out etc.

Maybe start it with the red to reset the electrical thingamajig

yah.

Yamaha uses the same 3 key system now and a mate here had his keys stolen - including the red master key - to his 2 week old 07 R1.

One ignition module and ECU later, he was finally able to start his bike!

Moral of the story is definitely don't lose the red key!

Glen wrote:Wise words... don't lose the red key otherwise you can't start the bastards once you've reconnected power if you've taken the battery out etc.

Maybe start it with the red to reset the electrical thingamajig

Oh so thats what the red key is for?

Resetting the immobiliser?

I didn't know that, i should really read my owners manual.

Glen wrote:Wise words... don't lose the red key otherwise you can't start the bastards once you've reconnected power if you've taken the battery out etc.

Maybe start it with the red to reset the electrical thingamajig

Oh so thats what the red key is for?

Resetting the immobiliser?

I didn't know that, i should really read my owners manual.

i was told to "hide the red key and dont use it"

You also need the red key if you plan on having anymore of them cut.

Glen wrote:Maybe start it with the red to reset the electrical thingamajig

Oh so thats what the red key is for?

Resetting the immobiliser?

Nah. I heard you use it if you're finally ready to escape the Matrix...

Glen wrote:Maybe start it with the red to reset the electrical thingamajig

Oh so thats what the red key is for?

Resetting the immobiliser?

Nah. I heard you use it if you're finally ready to escape the Matrix...

well i heard its for starting the flux capicitator...

Maybe start it with the red to reset the electrical thingamajig

Oh so thats what the red key is for?

Resetting the immobiliser?

Nah. I heard you use it if you're finally ready to escape the Matrix...

well i heard its for starting the flux capicitator...

Now, that's just silly. There's no such thing as a flux capacitor.

Maybe start it with the red to reset the electrical thingamajig

Oh so thats what the red key is for?

Resetting the immobiliser?

Nah. I heard you use it if you're finally ready to escape the Matrix...

well i heard its for starting the flux capicitator...

Now, that's just silly. There's no such thing as a flux capacitor.

I wonder where I put my red key? ... seriously!

You also need the red key if you plan on having anymore of them cut.

You can't get these cut like normal keys, as they have a chip in the key handle to match the ignition barrell/immobiliser ? Thats why you *don't* lose the Red key, or you are up for a complete new ECU and ignition barrell with new keys all round.........it costs a f'n fortune !!!