How do I know if my Dess post is bad?

How do I know if my Dess post is bad?

To test the post, unplug it and remove it to your bench it’s easier to probe everything that way. You should have continuity from the solid black wire to the metal ring on the outside shoulder of the post all the time.

How do I bypass Dess post SeaDoo?

Push the start/stop button 5 times, without the lanyard on the post. You should get one long and one short beep. This is the advanced diagnostic mode. Post your results.

Can you bypass Dess key?

No, you can not bypass any Sea-Doo with a DESS key. There is no magic button or a way to hotwire and if you try you might do more damage than good. They do this to cut down on theft and a stolen Sea-Doo does get reported to BRP and it does go in an index that dealers check.

How do I clean my Dess post?

mbret2004 said: Clean your DESS key and post with a q-tip and rubbing alcohol.

What do SeaDoo beeps mean?

Why is your jet ski beeping? Your jet ski is beeping because there is something wrong with it. Sometimes it will be a short or fault, but most of the time it is trying to tell you something is wrong. This could be low oil, overheating, low fuel, bad connection on your key, and other items.

What is Dess post SeaDoo?

The SeaDoo DESS Key is the standard safety lanyard and security device that comes with a Seadoo jetski. DESS stands for ‘digital encoded security system’. The DESS Key contains a RF chip with a unique code that once paired with the ECU it has been programmed to, it will allow the ski to start.

How do I reset my Seadoo computer?

@Alex L Sounds like you need to reset your computer. Turn the ignition on. Hold JUST the set button in for 30 seconds. Release the button then tun ignition off.

Can I program my own Dess key?

Since DESS keys are so specialized, you will need a Sea-Doo dealer or a repair shop to help you program your key. This requires your personal watercraft to be at the shop. If you own a diagnostic tool, you can program your key at home.

What is a Dess post?

The DESS post is a reed switch, your lanyard contains a magnet and when placed on the post it completes the circuit between the solid black and black w/yellow trace.

How much does it cost to replace a SeaDoo key?

The cost of a Sea Doo key replacement is going to vary depending on the model, the year, and the dealership. Most reasonable dealerships will charge between $25 and $50 for a replacement key. There are a few places that may charge less, and other places that may charge more.

How do you check fault codes on a Sea-Doo?

If your Sea-Doo jet ski is showing an error message or fault code that you can’t immediately identify, you will need to access the onboard computer to find out what the problem is. To do this press the MODE or SET button several times to access the fault code menu.

Why does my jet ski keep beeping?

How does the Dess post work on a Sea Doo?

The DESS post is a reed switch, your lanyard contains a magnet and when placed on the post it completes the circuit between the solid black and black w/yellow trace. The presence of a ground back to the module on the Blk/Ylw allows the module to read the code stored in the lanyards ROM chip that is pre-programmed to the MPEM memory.

Is there a way to bypass the Dess post?

Just wondering…is there a way to by pass the DESS post so that the key isn’t needed to start the sled. This is like trying to find a needle in a hay stack right now and really pissing me off cause the snow is now here!!!! Click to expand… Nope there’s no bypassing the DESS, It might be wise to take the sled to a dealer.

What to do if your snowmobile has a bad Dess post?

The cheapest fix might be to head to a dealer, have a new DESS post installed and program a new tether. Not sure if you could jury-rig a key on that model, probably more trouble than it’s worth.

When to use hose clamp on DESS key?

Use the hose clamp over the DESS key when its on the sled,what happens is the ket gets so it doesn’t hold its self tight. A dealer told me back in 2001 to do this and it worked. Did you find the recommended reading relevant to this discussion?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWMIDCidrjc