Re: lost keys

[drew <drew@dyermaker.cs.uoguelph.ca>]

AFAIK, The key code is stamped into the ORIGINAL door handle. There is no
code that I have seen on the cylinder itself.  To be safe take the whole
handle to the dealership.  Of course if you have a replacement door handle
(replacements from the dealer without lock cylinders don't have a code on
them) or a door handle from a wrecker, which will have the wrong code if
the lock cylinder has been swapped,) you're up the creek...

Drew

On Tue, 18 Apr 2000 VeeWdriver@aol.com wrote:

> I locked my keys in my 86 with it running once (don't ask) and found that it 
> was surprisingly easy to open with a coat hanger.  You just need to catch the 
> lever that sticks out of the latch into the door that attaches to the lock 
> knob.  Anyway, once you get it open, you can take off the door handle, remove 
> the lock cylinder (it has a code on it) and take it to the stealership so 
> they can cut you a new key.
> 
> 
> Tom
> 
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