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> Lock tumblers, Having lock tumbles made for all locks
dryheat914
post Oct 9 2003, 05:34 PM
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Hi all,
I'm looking for someone who can take all the tumblers from my car ( none are the same ) and match them up with one new key. I am using two cars to make one and the P.O.'s of these car have have new ignitions etc. added. I would like one key to fit all my locks.
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campbellcj
post Oct 9 2003, 09:44 PM
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I vaguely recall a tech article, maybe on the Pelican site (IMG:style_emoticons/default/confused24.gif)

I have done this several times and agree that it is pretty darn easy. R&R'ing the lock cylinders from the car is the hard part!

One nice option that I think has recently dried up on us 914 guys (i.e. gone NLA) is to buy a new ignition switch key portion, which comes with a pair of brand new factory keys and a key-number tag. You replace the electrical switch at the same time. Then you rekey everything else to match. Voila, a new reliable ignition switch and brand new sharp key that works the whole car. What a concept.
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