Copying transponder 'black keys' - Yamaha

[idealase]

Netherlands aye. Think I might have to demolish the house and find these keys, or just wait until I win the MAD ride.
Thanks Richard

[idealase]

So I got in contact with that company, and they have an Australian partner, so I'm sending everything off to them tomorrow, for a quote of $600 plus GST and shipping. Better than $4,700 as Yamaha quoted me for a new ECU and key set.

I've got the ECU out, I am just having trouble with the transponder ring in the ignition barrel, as this needs to be sent to them as well.

So if anyone could offer some advice on removing the little ring at the top of the barrel that would be greatly appreciated. Here's a pic of what I am talking about.



Thanks.

[Para045]

So I got in contact with that company, and they have an Australian partner, so I'm sending everything off to them tomorrow, for a quote of $600 plus GST and shipping. Better than $4,700 as Yamaha quoted me for a new ECU and key set.

I've got the ECU out, I am just having trouble with the transponder ring in the ignition barrel, as this needs to be sent to them as well.

So if anyone could offer some advice on removing the little ring at the top of the barrel that would be greatly appreciated. Here's a pic of what I am talking about.

If it's anything like the Honda HISS then I believe you need to unbolt the whole barrel assembly from under the top triple?

[MitchellC]

Just thought I'd write and say that the owner rang me out of the blue a while ago and asked if I wanted the red key.

He'd found it when he was cleaning house.

Gold!

[FJ Steve]

If you are in Melbourne and have issues similar to this (i.e. lost key while on holidays etc....) a story from one of my FJR friends in Melbourne

Went to the Automotive Locksmith specialist in Werribee this evening. He is a bike enthusiast and has a passion for making street machines. He knew all about the Yamaha security setup and what is involved to to replace ignition key & red key etc. He has a device that can read the chips in keys. He cloned the key (took two minutes read the original and trasfer to code to the new chip and another minute to cut the key) and it works fine. I can have as many keys as I like, I can even have the cloned key cloned if I loose the original. All in all a nice ride to Werribee, less than ten minutes and the job was completed, $100-00 cash, (was quoted $150-00) a good 40 minute chat about ignition & security systems (cars & Bikes). Very happy with the outcome an peace of mind regarding having a spare key for Tassie. I have some business cards for anyone interested, he does service call all over Melbourne ($150-00 + cost of key/s) but was happy for me to him and save a few $.

[Halo_2]

If you are in Melbourne and have issues similar to this (i.e. lost key while on holidays etc....) a story from one of my FJR friends in Melbourne

Wonder if her can make a red key from a ecu just like the link on the first page of this post (just wondering)

[rharris]

Good news on the lost all keys for your bike the guy in the Netherlands has moved to Perth ,so if you have no keys call Carmo electronics on 0478 560 160 nice guy and can sort out all new bikes

[BlackFZR]

Good news on the lost all keys for your bike the guy in the Netherlands has moved to Perth ,so if you have no keys call Carmo electronics on 0478 560 160 nice guy and can sort out all new bikes

You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar....

[speed3]

You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar....

Agreed

Also I should probably get around to popping by and getting that key cut that I've been meaning to for the last 6 months. Bloody work always getting in the way.

[darkfibre]

Good news on the lost all keys for your bike the guy in the Netherlands has moved to Perth ,so if you have no keys call Carmo electronics on 0478 560 160 nice guy and can sort out all new bikes

Just had a visit from Michel (Carmo Electronics) and was impressed with his range of expertise. Perth is very lucky to have him opening here.

I would not be surprised if PSB has a new sponsor shortly. I moved him along to visit Kamahl at K-Tec around the corner.

[rharris]

Agreed

Also I should probably get around to popping by and getting that key cut that I've been meaning to for the last 6 months. Bloody work always getting in the way.

Anytime bro I will even make you a coffee

[MichaelCarmo]

Hi Darkfibre,

Just became member and sponsor on PSB (as you imagined!) and applied for an ad.

As I am very new to Perth and PSB, I have to introduce myself in the appropriate section, which I will later on.
Also I will try to be of help in my expertise.
But as a long time "motor-forum.nl" member (kinda Dutch PSB ) also just as bike fan!


Cheers, Michael

[Pinkee]

Hey michael. And welcome to the circus.

As well as complete encoding. Are you able to copy keys of most bikes aswell? Or should we leave that to richard (rharris)?

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[MichaelCarmo]

Hi Pinkee,

We do the software side of the encoding.
We are not able to cut keys.
But can arrange the complete thing from delivering keys, encoding keys and ECU and cutting.
To be clear, for the cutting we go to rharris!
I have searched for a good (quality) address for cutting (had my contacts in Holland, but hey, that doesn't help :-)) and found out Richard (and colleagues) knows what he's doing

So, we don't matter if you arrange the cutting yourself or we should arrange it.