What looks like a big kawasaki security issue…

[gunslinger_006]

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Holy s$&t.


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[jeckyll]

Reminds me of the old Mazda ... 626? I think they had a grand-total of 6 key combinations, so you had a 1 in 6 chance of starting a different car with your key

 

[Sierra1]

And John Deere farm tractors. Only four key options. So, $40 and you could steal anything green and yellow. Of course, it's not as bad as the tiktock challenge of stealing a Kia with a smartphone and USB cable. Not yet anyway.

 

[Eville Rich]

Back in the day, the family car was a 1972 Datsun 510 wagon. Became "mine" when I learned to drive. A buddy of mine's family had the same thing. We found out that we could start each other's cars. Pranks ensued.

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[MattR]

I wonder if it defeats the immobiliser too? It’s one thing to turn the dash on but quite another to start the engine


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[Kemlyn⚙️]

I’ve owned my 2010 Kawasaki C14 Concours since new it now has over 106k and have never had an issue with Kpass. I like it but you have to develop a system of kee it in the same few places ALL the time or it’s easy to misplace it.
I change the battery once a year and it always just works.