Start Yamaha Fazer FZS 600 engine

[Buggy]

Hello friends, I have started a project.Buggy with an engine from the aforementioned Yamaha, but I have a starting problem. I bought the original wirings but not the ignition switch/key.

Will I be able to run it without it?

Thanks in advance!

[Mississippi Bullfrog]

I think it depends on the year of the donor bike. Early Fazers didn't have an ignition barrel with a chip in the key. I think from 2004 they used the more standard setup of the ECU being linked to a transponder and chip in the ignition barrel and key. You had to have a red key to allow new keys to be coded. 

 

Plus you will appreciate this question could be asked by someone who had nicked a bike and wanted to know how to bypass the immobilizer so that's not something that we go into on a public forum.

Edited July 28, 2022 by Mississippi Bullfrog

[Ian Frog]

2 hours ago, Mississippi Bullfrog said:

I think it depends on the year of the donor bike. Early Fazers didn't have an ignition barrel with a chip in the key. I think from 2004 they used the more standard setup of the ECU being linked to a transponder and chip in the ignition barrel and key. You had to have a red key to allow new keys to be coded. 

 

Plus you will appreciate this question could be asked by someone who had nicked a bike and wanted to know how to bypass the immobilizer so that's not something that we go into on a public forum.

@Mississippi Bullfrog bear in mind he could be looking at ways of getting his 600 out of the pound on a provisional licence ! So maybe we should help "Wink".

Cheers

Ian

[Buggy]

According to various details, I have the year 1998.I guess this is the year of manufacture...I haven't stolen anything, don't worry, I only have the engine and the electrical installation, I also have pictures.

[Mississippi Bullfrog]

On 28/07/2022 at 23:01, Buggy said:

According to various details, I have the year 1998.I guess this is the year of manufacture...I haven't stolen anything, don't worry, I only have the engine and the electrical installation, I also have pictures.

I don't think the 98 ones had an immobiliser so you can connect the wiring to a standard ignition switch which are pretty cheap to obtain.