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Re: ot lost the key to the chevy
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Posted by RN on February 20, 2007 at 16:38:25 from (69.130.251.188):
In Reply to: ot lost the key to the chevy posted by chris sweetland on February 20, 2007 at 12:41:43:
From losing only key to 80s chev in snow_Remove sterring wheel, remove tumbler assembly to free steering shaft, go to base of steering column and pull end of push/pull rod from columm to actual switch, insert end of screw driver and shove to start engine. If this works bolt steering wheel back on to drive. Take old slightly damaged tumbler to locksmith- get quoted "about $20.00 at least". Get different tumbler and key from salvage car for can of beer. Make duplicate of new key $2.00 Large key tabs can be found laying in snowbank, lone key hides. RN
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