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Replacing ignition switches? 120-130

posted by  agent_strangelove on  Thu Jul 17 04:43 CST 2008
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Any decent lock smith has a set of tiny barbed rods for fishing out broken keys. If you can start it with a screw driver and drive it to a lock smith, it should be about a 5 minute project for a decent lock smith. There is no need to cut the coil. Depending on how much of the key is in the lock, the lock smith may be able to simply cut you another key from it. Thus no need to get another cylinder.






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