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can some one please help i have lost my keys for suzie (mrs lost while cleaning) have been advised that only why to get out would be
A if key barrel is not in steering lock posishan take side screw out of barrole and lock will slide out
B if key barrel is in steering lock poisishan i will have to drill guts out of lock

well i have had to do option B and looks like i have mad a right dogs dinner of it and lock will not turn of come off stirring lock

very baffled as was advised that if i drill it out the lock will turn

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I can send you a boot key if you need one.

They are common trailer locks but no one will cut them unless you say CH521 as then they can cross reference it with a Cash Box blank.

Just let me know.

Jordan
widget said:
Hi Andy, most locksmiths can cut a key to fit a lock. I'd look in yellow pages/ ring around. Might be cheaper if you can take Suzie Q to them- but you've got a trailer haven't you??
I lost the keys to a bike once; suzuki could send me replacement, but it was loads cheaper to put bike on trailer and take it to local locksmith. I can't remember what they charged, under £20 I think, took them 20 mins while I waited
The whole process was fascinating; they have a series of blanks which they coat in pencil lead; put it in the lock; file down where the pencilmark is NOT rubbed off ; repeat 'til the lock opens. Very James Bond!!
Other possibility is to get the key number ( it will be a peugeot or renault) either off Secma or ?? Cunninghams/importers/ or the AA may be able to help if you're a member.
Seriously, DON'T take a drill to it! at best you'll need to buy a whole new set of locks- that will cost ££££££ even off ebay.
Best luck/ wishes
Chris
to late allready taken drill to it made right mess how hard is it rerute ignishon to dash where radio bank is and but new barrole in and just not have a stearing kock

widget said:
Hi Andy, most locksmiths can cut a key to fit a lock. I'd look in yellow pages/ ring around. Might be cheaper if you can take Suzie Q to them- but you've got a trailer haven't you??
I lost the keys to a bike once; suzuki could send me replacement, but it was loads cheaper to put bike on trailer and take it to local locksmith. I can't remember what they charged, under £20 I think, took them 20 mins while I waited
The whole process was fascinating; they have a series of blanks which they coat in pencil lead; put it in the lock; file down where the pencilmark is NOT rubbed off ; repeat 'til the lock opens. Very James Bond!!
Other possibility is to get the key number ( it will be a peugeot or renault) either off Secma or ?? Cunninghams/importers/ or the AA may be able to help if you're a member.
Seriously, DON'T take a drill to it! at best you'll need to buy a whole new set of locks- that will cost ££££££ even off ebay.
Best luck/ wishes
Chris

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