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New Ignition
I had to have my ignition drilled out Friday after the key wouldn't turn it. Fiat Scudo.
Basically what is the cheapest way to keep everything all off the same key? I have seen somewhere someone suggest a locksmith build a new barrel around the existing key. Otherwise i'm guessing it's get a quote off the main dealer?
I could replace it with a new barrel on a different key and just have one key for starting and one for the doors, but this doesn't seem ideal.
Basically what is the cheapest way to keep everything all off the same key? I have seen somewhere someone suggest a locksmith build a new barrel around the existing key. Otherwise i'm guessing it's get a quote off the main dealer?
I could replace it with a new barrel on a different key and just have one key for starting and one for the doors, but this doesn't seem ideal.
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I could replace it with a new barrel on a different key and just have one key for starting and one for the doors, but this doesn't seem ideal.
it all depends on what you want to spend
ebay for a lock set would be a choice
you have to factor in that there is a chip in your broken key thats needed to start your vehicle and s/h lock set will also have the wrong chip in the key that could confuse the computer for starting0 -
You'd just use a blank cut (non-programmed) key for the new ignition0
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Basically what is the cheapest way to keep everything all off the same key? I have seen somewhere someone suggest a locksmith build a new barrel around the existing key. Otherwise i'm guessing it's get a quote off the main dealer?
Read the question properly. I'm not asking how to replace the ignition with a different one. I'm asking which way will be cheaper of the above to keep everything the same.
Sorry to be blunt, I realise you were trying to help me originally, but i'm not trying to answer my own question.0
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