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9 years 2 months ago #9639 by mmoody66
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Hi just getting the big girl together

Normally run a 900r

The switch under the seat I don't seem to have a key for

I have the ignition key that fits the normal way in the traditional position
but it does not work in the main switch under seat / side casing

Is this normal to have 2 X different keys ?

Any easy solution to my woes

Thanks

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9 years 2 months ago #9640 by AERIAL0
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One key should fit all. Has seat unit lock/switch been changed at some time?

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9 years 2 months ago #9641 by mmoody66
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Not sure bike been stripped since late 80s in boxes 1 owner from new

Or though I was told bike was running when stripped

I received it in boxes so have no idea, maybe lock broken when I first put the key the lock turned clock ways but then won't turn at all

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9 years 2 months ago #9643 by AERIAL0
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Gather youve sprayed with WD40? Had problems with locks b4 and ended up imersing in diesel for a few days and worked.
if that fails. They do come up on ebay.

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9 years 2 months ago #9646 by Kawboy
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AERIAL0 wrote: Gather youve sprayed with WD40? Had problems with locks b4 and ended up imersing in diesel for a few days and worked.
if that fails. They do come up on ebay.


Agreed. Give it a good soak with penetrating oil. Knowing the way tumbler pins work in a lock, it could just be a stuck pin in the tumbler. Let it soak and once in a while pull the key in and out to move the pins around. It should clear itself if it's tumbled to the same key as the ignition.

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9 years 2 months ago #9652 by mmoody66
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Thanks did spray it with Wd 40

But may needs better soaking

Will give it good dosing

Let you know how I get on

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