Going to try to Clone a Key

[billybovine]

There is an advantage to the Master Key system for owners. If you can come up with a reasonably priced CanAm blank anyone with a Master Key could program it to your byke as long as you didn't go over 4 keys. With the 2014 using BUDS you will now have to have someone with the system to program the keys. Big difference in price between a Master Key and BUDS.

Note: I am not addressing the cloning process as it is entirely different.

It would be even better like I said if the owner could add or delete keys without the dealer or a master key. That would be even cheaper and there would be no need for clones at all.

 

[Bob Denman]

...Shot down in flames... :gaah:
But with a full refund!
They changed the key, and you need some sort of advanced cloning hardware to crack the new chip... :shocked:

 

[Tango]

...Shot down in flames... :gaah:
But with a full refund!
They changed the key, and you need some sort of advanced cloning hardware to crack the new chip... :shocked:

That figures. :banghead: Can anyone talk :chat: to their dealer about a group buy for a BRP key? My dealer is nuts! They want $47 for the damn thing. :yikes: Tom :trike:

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

That figures. :banghead: Can anyone talk :chat: to their dealer about a group buy for a BRP key? My dealer is nuts! They want $47 for the damn thing. :yikes: Tom :trike:

That's really not out of line. A local True Value charges $75 for a car transponder key! About 15 years ago my brother paid $100 for a Cadillac key!

 

[Rattlebars]

2001 Lexus LX470. New key $350. Count your blessings. I got 4 keys cut for $15 each, but the remote on them won't work to open the doors. BFD. Only my master key will work from afar.

 

[Bob Denman]

ldpost:
It was well established three years ago, that cloning doesn't work with the new crypto-chipped keys...