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aylanco |
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My car has two keys, one for the ignition and one that fits all the other locks. I would like to get it down to one key.
Right now I have both outside door handles off of the car (I'm going thru the door innards) and had a thought: Wouldn't it be easier to just take out the trunk lock and hood lock, and since I already have the door handles off, just have those all re-keyed to the ignition? It looks like a real PITA to take off the steering column to get to the ignition switch. I had a previous experience with this on my 356 and now it's T signals don't cancel and I'm still fighting it. I just don't want to end up with two cars like that! Thanks! |
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bperry |
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I did the file method myself many years ago.
Works great and is really simple and doesn't cost anything other than your time. My reasoning is that keys are only to stop the honest or slightly dis-honest people. The real serious thieves will simply break a window, the ignition, or tow off the the entire car so it wouldn't make any difference if you took the time or paid the money to actually do it properly. Anyway, just my $.02 --- bill |
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