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Motorcycle Immobilizer and Keyless Systems

What each system is, which bikes have it, and what losing a key means.

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An immobilizer only lets the engine start when it recognizes a programmed key or fob. Every maker builds its own version, with its own master keys, code cards, PINs and warning lights. Pick the system on your bike for the details.

How a chip key talks to the immobilizer: the antenna ring powers the chip, the chip answers with its code, and the bike only starts if the code is one it has stored Chip in the keyno battery needed Antenna ringaround the ignition Immobilizerin the bike computer 1. Key on: the ring powers the chip and asks for its code. 2. The chip answers. The ring passes the answer to the immobilizer. 3. Code matches a stored key: the engine can start. No match: it will not.
How a chip key and an immobilizer recognize each other.

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