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> Key Broke in Ignition, Ugh
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post Dec 7 2025, 09:37 AM
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While turning into a parking space I felt a tug on my hand. My finger snagged my key chain and mortally bent the key. Being the only key I have I'm down to starting my car with a pair of pliers.

Who can re-cut 914 keys? I tried once locally an no one would do it.


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post Dec 7 2025, 11:58 AM
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I’ve always been able to get them out with very small needle nose pliers or a pick. Call around to your local locksmith and if nobody wants the job, send it to Curt/TheCabinetmaker. He did a broken key for me and it was an excellent job.
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post Dec 7 2025, 05:40 PM
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QUOTE(mepstein @ Dec 7 2025, 09:58 AM) *

I’ve always been able to get them out with very small needle nose pliers or a pick. Call around to your local locksmith and if nobody wants the job, send it to Curt/TheCabinetmaker. He did a broken key for me and it was an excellent job.



Me too, slow and steady and it slipped out for me....


Try to find a local guy who does work on old VW's. I was lucky to find a guy by my office and he was thrilled to do it for me and make extra keys. He was really into the project...
I love people like that who appreciate craftsmanship. I took the tumbler and the broken key to him and he fixed me up the next day.
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