RW964

I did the same as most lost my key.. At the loacal locksmith I was told of a mobil locksmith this company uses I call up Chris and give him the address to the house a bit later daughter calls the guy is here I say let him in we are at Baker ST. Pub down the drinks 10 min later pull in the drive way two keys are waiting the car is open. I say how the !@$@#$ you do that he shows me a camera for the door lock and all is done now 5 keys at 2.50 each.... Then found the orig. Key Murffys Law .. Made some keys for the other car as well

Laker

I figured as much, but there is always the Porsche tax which should go both ways

GeorgeK

Have you read post #18?

dario smith

Hi, i lost my only car key yesterday. i called a local Elmhurst Locksmith and to dupilcate a new key they require a key code and suggested i may find my manual. does someone here have any idea of what key code looks like? Thanks In Advance for any advice.

Derek911

Just realized this was a post brought back to life. I wanted to know how he got into the car. Lol. On a side note, I will try that ilco PO5 blank.

Robertsain

Lake Zurich locksmiths can duplicate transponder ( micro chipped keys ) keys and therefore are able to help.These locksmith will need to reprogram the vehicle so that the old keys are no longer useable.They provide a mobile service and will be able to travel to you and do the work onsite.

rick smith

Thanks for the help. Just moved to the new house in a new city, Need to change some locks and get keys cut....for this i was looking for the Locksmiths help. Thank you...

Lennysmith

Contact Elgin locksmith for any lost keys problem.They are experienced, reputable, and skilled locksmith and will be able to make you a new key and help you reprogram the key. Plus,these locksmiths have more sophisticated machinery than hardware stores and they charge less than dealerships.

Derek911

I got two blanks off ebay. PO5P and had them cut locally at a hardware store and they work. It looks like the PO6 is a perfect match, but the PO5P worked for me. The key, no pun intended, is to get someone who knows what they are doing, not a kid with an after-school job working the machine. I paid $7 per blank and a buck change to cut it. Keep it in your wallet or hid it under the car. A dab of silicone adhesive or a small zip tie and a good hiding place under a panel somewhere and you will never be locked out. Get creative, plenty of places to hide a key on a car.

greg1990964

I am now reminded why I have the complete set of door handles, glove box, and ignition with key saved from my old wrecked Cabriolet. 😉