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oNi

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Well last night I was out for a night in north bridge. Some where between tequilas my keys must have fallen out of my pocket. Only had my car key immobilizer house key bottle opener and zest membership thing on the key ring. So not really any way someone could find out who's keys they were with just those things.

Basically I need to know where i stand. I've heard having the key barrels replaced is quiet expensive and also even if i got my car open somehow I'm not too sure if I have the immobilizer code so even if i had a spare key I couldn't start my car.

Does anyone know ruff prices for how much it would be to get my problem fixed? and also is there a way to get my car started if i did have a spare.

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I just broke into my car before had a play around dad had a whole bunch of nissan keys unfortunately none work. So took the key barrel out of the boot and going to take that to a lock smith to get a key cut. As for the immobilizer just going to take it out install another one and use this opportunity to finally hook up the central locking.

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ring nissan with all the car details you can muster... vin, chassis, engine.. anything off the build plate... they should be able to look through their database at your cars details, chase up the key barrel code and then cut a key to suit.

Call my bro at Northsidae Nissan (Adam in the parts department).

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