SeaDoo "Key" Programming

[jtackle]

A simple question...but only if I knew the answer!

I have a '96 GSX and a '98 GTX-RFI. The GSX tether is worn and soon to break. I need to get a new one soon.

Question: Is it the "key" or the SeaDoo that is programmed to allow a key to work in the GSX? Is it possible to have the same "key" programmed to operate both machines (will save the trouble when I grab the wrong one and have to head back to get the right one!).

Also, what is required to get the programming done?

Thx

[1fastski.com]

Re: SeaDoo "Key" Programming

just bring the skis to the dealer { or somone like me with there own programer } and the keys can be setup for both skis . dealers norm charge 20 bucks to program a key plus the key .

[frankey01]

Re: SeaDoo "Key" Programming

to answer the question it is the MPEM that is programmed to recognize the key

[jtackle]

Re: SeaDoo "Key" Programming

MPEM??

So if I bring the one ski (GSX) with the key from the (GTX-RFI), then the GSX can be programmed to allow the GTX key to work in it too??

[Technical Support]

Re: SeaDoo "Key" Programming

Yes. Each MPEM can be programmed for up to ~7 keys.

[Bill O'Neal2]

Re: SeaDoo "Key" Programming

8 keys.

[jtackle]

Re: SeaDoo "Key" Programming

One last point of education please....what is a "MPEM"??

[1fastski.com]

Re: SeaDoo "Key" Programming

the computer that runs everything .

[frankey01]

Re: SeaDoo "Key" Programming

Multi Purpose Electronic Module the brains as 1fastski said it is the black box with the fuses in it.