Auto Theft - Signal System Key?
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- First Name: Gary
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Auto Theft - Signal System Key?
Does anyone know if the keys fit all units? I have a really nice lock with no key. I took it to a locksmith and they kept it for 2 weeks and said they couldn't pick the lock or make a key. They were Millinials. Anyone with wisdom know where I can get a key or have one made?
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Re: Auto Theft - Signal System Key?
Gary,
I have two. The first came with a key, the second didn't. The key to the first doesn't fit the second lock.
I took it to an old fashion locksmith on Coronado Island (San Diego) and he picked the lock and made me a key. Took him a few days but he did it.
Maybe see if you can find an old fashion locksmith?
Good luck.
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I have two. The first came with a key, the second didn't. The key to the first doesn't fit the second lock.
I took it to an old fashion locksmith on Coronado Island (San Diego) and he picked the lock and made me a key. Took him a few days but he did it.
Maybe see if you can find an old fashion locksmith?
Good luck.
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Bob Bishop
San Diego, CA
1914 touring, 1917 touring
San Diego, CA
1914 touring, 1917 touring