[herecomesboost]

Where did you get your key(s) cut? I went to Sears and they were unable to cut it (or didn't feel comfortable doing so; that part is unclear). I was also told that ostensibly HD, Sears, Lowes, Walmart, and ACE all use the same machine (and, as such, would likely respond the same). TIA

-Kyle

 

[RoadDad]

Take it to a locksmith.

 

[agirls]

I went to Ace and the first cut would turn the ignition just a bit, but not all the way, so it was close. I took it back, and some numbskull decided to cut it, flip it, and cut it again. Well, he did a half ass crappy job and the two sides were cut totally different. Had to order another blank, then I found a locksmith. He gave me no **** at all, looked at the hack job from Ace and literally said, WTF?! and then cut it and told me to go try it and let him know. It worked fine. Feels a bit tight, but I guess that's a good thing.

 

[JavierBayArea]

Feels a bit tight, but I guess that's a good thing.

LOL!,
God damn we need more girls like you, go get cloned please.

 

[Leebenstein]

I had same problem, Terry reports the key needs to be cut from backside to front due to length of blank. Its an amazing key when put together, nice job Terry!

 

[herecomesboost]

I appreciate the suggestions; I'll search for a local locksmith

Feels a bit tight, but I guess that's a good thing.

lol

 

[JonathanLA]

or just break off the plastic piece on your old key, file down the edges and it fits right in!

 

[herecomesboost]

or just break off the plastic piece on your old key, file down the edges and it fits right in!

This will be plan B if the locksmith destroys the blank

 

[herecomesboost]

$2 and 2 minutes at my local locksmith; success!

 

[pax]

If in LA, I think both d-onion and I got our keys cut here: Bundy's Lock & Safe Co. - West Los Angeles - Los Angeles, CA