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DLuded

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heres the story

never lost a key in my life, but in the last week i have lost both sets - im smart

anyway, a friend was telling me that with his car (a mazda) the lock smith came out to his place and got the key code from one of his locks and made a key there. the reason i dont want to get a locksmith out is that ive already spent money getting one out to open the door, and then spent a lot of time taking the seats and carpet out of my drivers side because the key fell under the seat and into a hole, only top realise that the key wasnt there...not happy jan

if no one wants to say if they can/cant get a key code on the forum then can u PM PLEASE.

or is the best way to get a locksmith out? im just a tigh arse and have spent a lot of money in my impulse car buying recently

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when i first got my r33 it only came with a spare key, so i called up nissan, unfortunatly they can only give you blanks, but u can grab the blank as they are rather large, remove the lock, can seeing it being to difficult, just remove the door trim and have a look, see how its attached and remove. I have removed a vl barrel, inclu boot, also another even older holden...

Good luck with it :)

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The easiest way to do it would be to take out the boot lock ( its very easy ) then take it to a locksmith and for about $30 he will cut a new key for you . While you are at it make sure you get a few , you never know when you are going to loose one again .

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