Harley Security By Pass Secret For Repomen
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- One of the things that make good recovery agents are all the tricks we learn over the years that allow us to pull off the impossible time and again. I always like to share a good trick with my closest buddies and in return they do the same for me. This is one that I came across not to long ago after repossessing a Harley that we could not get the key FOB for. I had to push the bike almost a half mile to get it out of hostile territory just to find out later I could have driven it. Lol so hopefully someone will tell me how this helped them one day.
1-2-3-4-5?!?! That's amazing! I have the same combination on my luggage!
+7t2z28 Why does this not have more replies? lol
+7t2z28 Gold
Your luggage is a Harley % wild
That's the first thing I changed on my bike. For this reason
mark s Smart
No important
Ya I am very aware that we use the 870 in the military... I was just diggin on the dudes comment about threatening to kill another human being over a piece of personal property.
ya I installed my security system myself on my 2012 Night Rod I learned all the codes and when I installed it I put in my own custom code.
I reset my codes -- good luck ! Plus a lock on the brake caliper out in public works also
I'm sure there are some dealerships that don't reset the code but all mine have had the code set before delivery so before anyone walks up to so guys bike and tries this you better be damn sure your legally allowed to be touching it! Bikes are not the only big boy toys they have.
I'm not doing it right now. Got to keep my focus on Shanda and curing her.
glad I changed mine the day I picked it up...
this is a good trick to know if you are dealing with a smartass. I've had afew think that i couldnt take it without the fob.
If it makes you feel any better, for 20 years the nuclear launch codes for our ICBMs were literally 00000000.
Thats not a factory setting, it gets set by the dealership during PDI, they are all different! I advise changing it as soon as you buy it to something you can remember, if you forget it you will end up buying a new security module.
im sorry to hear that. i hope all turns out good. but keep these vids coming. btw hows the show going?
too bad I changed mine on the showroom floor.
We use a slightly modified version of the 870 in the Marine Corps bud.
Yeah exactly, as long as the owner didn't put in his own pin in case he didn't have the fob with him. Whats the odds of that
Sure, cause the security system is worthless if the factory PIN isn't changed
Gary Cameron none 99% of harley owners keep there bikes unlocked
I changed my pin on all my bikes before I even left the dealership.
fuck that shit, try kickstart my shovel!
OK I got a question my first time on here I don’t have my key fob to my security system and it’s a 2006 street glide and my brother gave me a turn signal module and I put it on the bike and some years went by and get some time in prison then I get out and forgot all about it and I never married the new used TSSM module to the ECM on my bike and now I don’t have a key fob and I did the ignition on off on off on off turn signal twice and then write one once and only the mileage shows it doesn’t bring up any spots to type numbers in or nothing and my question is is that because I don’t have a key fob and if I get a key fob and I have a present and I think the key fob to the ECM and module then it’ll allow me to put in a code because my code that I had years ago was with the turn signal module that is no longer on the bike
I have a HD FXDLI Low Rider 2005 fuel injected with HD:s alarm system. When I bought it on auction I only got the starting key no FOB and PIN code. When I tried to start it I realized that something was missing. A mechanic installed a new PIN code by connecting a Windows laptop to the alarm unit. The update finished successfully. When I tried to start it with the new PIN code I followed the manual to the letter but I never reached the step where I was supposed to enter the PIN code.
The manual states " The left turn signal switch is used for code number entry and the right turn signal is used as the "enter" key.
1 Know your 5 digit personal code
2 Turn IGN key to ACC
3 Hold both turn switches in until confirmation Security lamp blinks at fast rate
4 Enter first digit of code (a) by pressing left turn switch a times
5 Press right turn switch 1 time Serves as enter key for first digit
Proceed with the 4 last digits in the PIN code the same way . . .
6 Security lamp stops blinking System is disarmed. You may use the vehicle or program another key fob "
I reached step 3 where the security lamp blinks at fast rate. When I tried to enter the PIN code with the left turn switch it didn't accept it and continued blinking at fast rate.
used this today you are the man
What I missed was the very first thing you did in the sequence after turning on the key... do you push BOTH turn signals at the same time, if so how long do you hold them? I get the code entry part, but cannot see what the very first thing you did was. Camera was too tight on the speedo, needed to see the handlebars to see what you were doing. I have a 2002 Road King Screamin Eagle and none of these seem to work on mine. Yes! It has the key fob security system, but I can't seem to get it where it shows me the pin number.
I live in the middle of the Mojave Desert, at the East entrance to Death Valley were temps got up to 135 this year. If I lose a fob and the bike won't start, people die. That's more of my concern than people stealing my bike. When I discovered losing a fob could cause the bike to fail to start, all I could think of is how deadly that would be in the places I ride.
waiting on answer....
None of these suggestions work on my 2002 Road King Screamin' Eagle.
@@DIZEMANPHOTO hey are you the first owner of the bike? If not then if the first owner changed the code you will need that code I believe so you can get into it and change it to what you want.
@@moderndaydrifter4672 I thought that was the purpose of these code reset videos to reset back to the factory default? NO? (No! Not the original owner.) Thanks! I surely don't have a clue. May have to take it to one of the 759 Harley Dealerships here in Las Vegas and see what they have to say. Harley Dealerships, where asking where the restroom is comes with a $45 invoice. Where asking, "I wonder if you can answer a question for me?" requires a credit check.
@@DIZEMANPHOTO I know they can't seem to help anyone out without charging them. I'm thinking of just eliminating the security system before it starts to cause issues that I need to take it to a dealership.
1 2 3 4 5 check out that sweet ass ride!
I wouldnt have commented but you called the Rem 870 a "walmart" gun. Im guessing you dont realize that the 870 is express is the militarys choice of shotgun from trench warfare to door breaches to undermounted "masterkeys", the 870 is the workhorse of the US military. Mossburgs are walmart guns. But all that said, a pipe gun is a pipe gun. The 870 is no Saiga12.
I'm fairly sure there's a 'backdoor' or master code that can probably only be changed by the factory. So, no matter who changes the code to whatever they change it to, Factory people can access it.
It is prolly just backwards like 54321 haha
She was diagnosed with Stage IV Colon Cancer on March 1st of this year.
How about the fork lock? Can that be disabled?
Will this reprogramming procedure work on a V Rod also ? Changed my battery and now it is blowing fuses... Not sure what is wrong... Not even turning over...
did you replace with the right battery? Not trying to make u sound stupid, but people make that mistake a lot. If you are blowing fuses, its an electrical problem 9 times out of 10 and could be you installed a battery that is too high a charge. This is five months old and i'm sure u figured it all out already. If not, then this might help. If you did figure it out, what was the problem? naked wires touching? or what?
Most Harley-Davidson dealers change the factory pin exactly for this reason.
This code only works if: the code hasn't been reset by the owner, the ignition is unlocked or the forks are unlocked. But yes, truth of the matter is most people never change the code, and you can almost count on it being the factory default code.
All my videos are pointless to those who can't see the hidden message in each one...
Fully get the message...
Your an idiot is the message the pins are different on all each dealership has they’re own default pins so this will only work from that dealership cause they’re morons just like you
12345 may work on a few but it is rarely programmed. It is not the default and is not programmed at the factory. I suppose you could get lucky sometimes though.
Hi guys I have my friend he has Harley Davidson 2001 we change the battery and now the alarm key in dash board we not able to turn it off and run the motorcycle please if you can help how to switch of the alarm and we change the battery also for the fob thank u
This isn't a secret, it's in the owners manual, I was hoping you were going to show how to see the existing Pin or change the Pin. I have a used bike but the owners manual directions do not work. Owners manual says turn Ign to on then toggle the run switch on-off 3 times then hit left turn signal 3 times and right turn signal once and the code will show, but it doesn't work.
changing ur codes does no good theres a youtube video on how to reset the code to what u want and how to do it youself
I'm curious how many people who even own this even know you can do this
hows ur wife doing man hope alls going well with yall love ur videos
This is something that every customer should now after they buy a Harley-Davidson, isn't a secret
Sorry to hear about the cancer. I was just thinking how I could never do this job then I read this. When you deliver misery upon people daily it tends to fall back on your doorstep. It accumulates like a cosmic ledger sheet. It may sound crazy but I have been researching the subject for 5 years now after I lost my wife to brain surgery. I looked back at what I did to deserve it and realized I was a rotten greedy person that didn't care what happened to anyone as long as I was making a fortune.
what happen if you forgot your pin code and lose your fob ?
@pbrcowboy19851212 My name is Kendall.I work for CountryWide of Dallas. if the bars are locked,you will most likely have to pick it if you have a pick set. most of the bikes i get are in garages so i have to knock the door and get the key.
lol one of the first things i did was change my code when i got my bike
I use my code exclusively. Fobs suck. It can stay at home in my junk drawer.
i have a 04 dyna and lost my key fob,is the proceedure the same
Good point!
After you do 5 hit what???
why would anyone want to steal that pile of shit ?
that weird march 1st is my b-day
Assuming the owner never changed the number. This isn't for repo men. It's for lost or not working key fobs. Nothing more
very helpful
now every non mechanic rider is acting like there shit isint set default LMAO "who does that" later on its im changing my shit right now
This only works if the owner didn't. Change the pin #
But, it's not his property, it's the banks. Also, if the bank can't collect it, you'll still be showing up at their house to serve them papers because wouldn't they be sued by the bank?
good to know that was wll kept bike
hi im korey i work forap recovery in tx how do unlook the bars so thay will turn without the key
With a key only , there is no backdoor to unlocking the fork lock , I repoed for 27 years , and some dealerships change the factory code when they come in off the truck , so don't think this little trick is going to Work on all of them 😒
Time to go steal some bikes
After u type in the five.. Do you hit the right turn signal then the start button?
Brian Douglas Yes punch in the last digit hit the blinker to commit it to memory then hit start right away. You have like 7 seconds or start all over.
whats with shandra? Whats wrong?
i would never ever use my bike as collateral nor would i ever make payments for a bike, No repo dude will never lay eyes on my shit. My buddy got a toothache once during his divorce and you should have seen the vultures swarming. poor guy had a decent job and these people were calling him delinquent like that was his name and shit and calling him a deadbeat.
How dow you find out the code
You still need a key to do this
I seen a video interview with you where you located the reporter by GPS locating her phone. I have purchased cheap phone to attach to a unit that is being blocked in and tracked it that way. what app are you using to text them where they open it causing you to be able to track them to find a unit?
hehe nice!!!
its also in the owners manual, changed mine when i bought the bike.... most people do plus this is no secret just a pointless video on how to start your bike if your fob dies
Why in the world would someone leave the default code on their HD. It's only a matter of reading ... has nothing to do with not knowing or being smart it is show in the manual and the Salesman explained this at the sell. Of course if you can't pay for the bike you deserve to have it repoed
+Ray Hill FACTORY not user
That's not bypassing it. That's using the default code. These videos are so stupid. Everyone who buys a hearty changes the code. How do you disable it?
Or better yet do a video of how to remove it from a bike. I bought the 2013 that it's been sitting sense 2018 and no one knows the code or has a key fob.
Nice hog.Its you hog.
Fucking insane, i want to know this information because i want to scare the shit out of a harley owner i know, because he is always acting like he owns the town, hate that, information is power
A lot of Harley owners really aren't that smart so I'm sure a huge amount won't change the number.
Michael Parker thats a broad brush you paint with- not cool
Bob Sparticus I said a lot, not all.
Michael Parker
majority of harley owners are professional people. doctors, lawyers, etc. . if you ever went to bike week and chatted with them you would be aware of that. besides..just what idiot can fork out 15-20 large for a bike ?
Michael Parker Not too many idiots can afford a new Harley so I don't see the validity in your comment.
Well! This will work with maybe that bike! The three dealerships in my area set their bikes to a code of their own, and I always change my bikes to my personal code! So? Try it with my bike! And it won't work! This guy isn't very smart!
Shawn Jarman that's what I was just thinking my bike is set to a code only I know so..... so that won't work on friggin what a moron
Dumb master codes.
Only repo men. All others please don’t use this.
Well as a Harley Davidson rider that rides a '07 Harley Davidson Sportster Nightster I don't like this video as it shows thefts how to steal a Harley Davidson but still without the ignition key to the bike it won't do anything.
Good thing nobody wants sportsters...
@@jimhopper2246 Thievescan hotwire your bike regardless of key fob or pin. This video is the least of your worries. I promise you
Nothing like aiding bike thieves in their criminal enterprises. Hope you have a good lawyer when some apprehended thief points to your video as his inspiration.
If this info is in a owners manual anybody can google a pdf file of a manual and can point his fingers to google. And any smart bike owners who changed the pin wouldnt have their bike stolen.
If anything this should hurt bike thieves by giving owners the information. I guarantee that if you are a thieve that targets HDs you know this.
@@quasiczarcasm Thieves hotwire your bike regardless of fob or pincode it's way easier and faster. this video is the least of your worries