Thread: Any of you Chevy drivers ever changed out the key cylinder on

Larry, go to a GM dealer parts department with your registration. They can make you a key from the VIN. Don't even need your old key. They look up the info, enter it into the machine, squeeze the handle a few times and hand you your new key.

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Originally Posted by majflyboy

Take it to a Chevy dealership and have them make you a spare.

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Let the dealer do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you want a key that works.

Originally Posted by jigflinger

Larry, go to a GM dealer parts department with your registration. They can make you a key from the VIN. Don't even need your old key. They look up the info, enter it into the machine, squeeze the handle a few times and hand you your new key.

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It's just like magic, lol


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Millers Lock Service in Tupelo can make a key exactly like your worn one....or at least make one that works properly.

Thanks all, I appreciate the info, will check with dealer tomorrow and see about a replacement


thanks again

Larry

Larry if I'm not mistake you could have a air bag in steering wheel. Not something you wat to fool with. Dealer or lock smith who can get code from factory and cut to code.

Originally Posted by cray

Larry if I'm not mistake you could have a air bag in steering wheel. Not something you wat to fool with. Dealer or lock smith who can get code from factory and cut to code.

I believe you are right cray, it has a place to turn off passenger airbag, so I would say your right

Dealership + vin# = a key that works

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