How much is a new Dess key?

How much is a new Dess key?

Most dealerships will charge you anywhere from $50-$100, which would include the key replacement and the programming. Some places may charge you less while others may charge you more.

How do I get a new Ski-doo key?

Lost Snowmobile Key: What Can You Do?

1. First, try to find the spare key (sleds usually come with 2 keys)
2. Bypass the ignition switch (works on older sleds)
3. Borrow a key from a friend (works on older sleds)
4. Order a replacement key based on the key code.
5. Remove the ignition switch and take it to a locksmith.

Can you bypass Dess on a Ski-doo?

As far as getting around the DESS, you can’t. It is programmed into the CDI box and the DESS post connects direct to it.

What does Dess mean on Ski-doo?

digital encoded security system
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 much does it cost to replace a Sea-Doo 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.

Are all snowmobile keys the same?

There are two types of replacement keys available, depending on your snowmobile. If your key looks like the one shown below, find your key code. The key code is the four digits on the original key, as seen below. Note: You may need to remove your rubber key cover to locate the key code.

How do you start a snowmobile after sitting for years?

In this article, I’ll show you how to start a snowmobile after it’s been sitting….How to Start a Snowmobile After Sitting

1. Drain fuel/replace fuel lines if needed.
2. Inspect carbs: remove and clean.
3. Check spark plugs: replace if needed.
4. Oil the cylinders.
5. Replace filters.
6. Check airbox and exhaust for animals.
7. Start it, slowly.