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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: dsrdave on March 10, 2016, 08:40:10 PM
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I picked up a lightly damaged 2007 1100 Griso. The PO buggered the key and switch and antenna cuz he never got the correct key with the bike. I can get the bike to start by entering the 00000 code. I have to do this each time I start it. I can live with that if I have to. However, is there a way to get around this and will the bike continue to start this way forever if I do nothing ???? This is why I like simple points and carbs...... Thx, Dave.
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This is how I made more keys for my Griso.
I just went through this with my Griso 1100 and here's what I learned.
You can buy the blank keys, the "internal cut" keys from the Dealer for about $75 per key then $ 35 along with leaving the bike for a couple of days to have the Dealer cut & program the key.
Next alternative is you can send your key overnight, insured for say $1,500, to the locksmith in Texas and he will supply the blank and cut the key. Check on prices but he may be the cheapest.
Jason Damron
J&B Lock &Key
619 West Main St
Tomball, TX 77375
281-351-5625
Third option is you buy a pair of keys like I did from AF1 Racing with transponder chip ($115 or so). Then you get to find a locksmith to cut the keys for about $20 each (the blanks are nickle-brass which will not hurt the locksmith's $100 bit). Then program your key yourself. AF1 has the details on their website as a download when you "view" their keys. For "code" requests use the service code each time (for the 06 Breva Sport it's 36421, for the Breva/Norge it's 28315). Please be aware that you have to have all your keys ready for the Computer to "learn" because the window is only 20 seconds per key. I have "taught" my Griso for three keys because I'm old and tend to misplace things. The advantage to doing the work for the key this way is you don't have to give up you're key to anyone so there is no riding down time.
If none of these work for some reason there is a final correction but it entails pulling the computer and sending it along to the locksmith to have the keys made. Not a happy place but better than the nuclear option of replacing all the locks and the Computer.
http://www.guzzitech.com/forums/threads/breva-one-key-no-code.13984/#post-99577
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Yes, get another antenna. If that doesn't work get another lock set too. How many keys have you got?
Pete
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Pete, I only have one key and the PO has ground all the notches off with a die grinder..... To do this correct it looks like a different switch, antenna and keys and then re-program it. Other than being a pain in the ass will the 00000 code continue to work ???
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I'd think so, but simply replacing the antenna, which is cheap, should sort the need to enter a code. From there if you need another key? Get one cloned.
Pete