Re: lost key

["Steven M.Dristy, Jr." <soundwve@xxxxxxx>]

Be glad he's not here. At -55F, no lock smith in his right mind will figure
the lock out unless the lock is out of the car's door, ignition, etc.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ken Ames" <ameskg@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2005 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: lost key


> A good locksmith will be able to figure out the key shape without pulling
the
> switch from the column, for a fee. You could take the lock out yourself,
the
> code is on the lock, and then have a key made to fit. I think the ignition
> lock is just as easy, if not easier, to take out than the door lock
assuming
> you have the locking plate depresser which makes things much easier than
> without.
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> Ken Ames
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> Quoting Bill Allen <bill821@xxxxxxxxx>:
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> > A friend down the street lost the keys to his 77 concord. The doors are
> > not locked. I seem to remember someyhing about a code being on the door
> > data plate. Anyone know anything about this? Or any other ideas other
> > than calling a locksmith or pulling the stearing wheel. Is the door lock
> > the same?
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> >     1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx    www.BillAllen.net
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