Door key stuck
#1
Door key stuck
1998 Accord.
When I tried to unlock the driver side door, the key got stuck and would not come back out. After a lot of jiggling and twisting, it finally came out.
I don't want to clean it or oil it, since that will only buy me time.
Any recommendations where to buy a replacement lock? I am talking about the part that you insert the key into.
I don't care if I have to use 2 keys (one to open the door, and the original key to start the car).
When I tried to unlock the driver side door, the key got stuck and would not come back out. After a lot of jiggling and twisting, it finally came out.
I don't want to clean it or oil it, since that will only buy me time.
Any recommendations where to buy a replacement lock? I am talking about the part that you insert the key into.
I don't care if I have to use 2 keys (one to open the door, and the original key to start the car).
#4
I looked on rock auto, I don't see anything there.
Is there actually a "lock" that you can replace the part that they key comes with it?
I dont want to replace the whole mechanism... just the aluminum part the key inserts into. My guess is that it is called a lock cylinder?
Is there actually a "lock" that you can replace the part that they key comes with it?
I dont want to replace the whole mechanism... just the aluminum part the key inserts into. My guess is that it is called a lock cylinder?
#5
This is who I buy a lot of my parts because of the 10 year warranty. They have not failed me yet. they ship quick also. Get it while it's cheap. Lol
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#8
Agreed. WOW, you can buy a complete door from a junk yard for less than that. For that kind of money I'd pull the door handle out, and take the lock cylinder to a locksmith for rebuilding. He could even cut you a non-chipped key if you want.
#9
Originally Posted by The Toecutter
Agreed. WOW, you can buy a complete door from a junk yard for less than that. For that kind of money I'd pull the door handle out, and take the lock cylinder to a locksmith for rebuilding. He could even cut you a non-chipped key if you want.
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