93 grand am ignition

need info on replaceing the 93 grand am ignition

Reply to
keys70
Loading thread data ...

Haven't worked on that but my books say it's sealed into the housing which usually means it's a real PITA. Why do you need to replace it?

Reply to
Steve

wigel te key - you need more help than we can offer friend.

Reply to
Bogus

Yu mite have to go and hav a locksmith code-cut you another one.Expecially if it is a copie of a copie of a copie--or if bi chance it is original-LOL-they git wore down.

goma.

Reply to
goma865

Reply to
keys70

sounds like all ya need to do is have a new key cut back to factory specs. not a duplicate key, as that will copy the wear in the key too. if you have your code ? go to your local dealer. being a 93, your code may be stashed back in the archives. if not? an auto locksmith should be able to sight read your old key and cut ya a new one that will be cut back to specs.

g'luck

Reply to
Key

wash your lock out with some WD-40. then come back with the results.

Reply to
Key

Might just be worn keys. After all, a 13 year old car. And probably duplicates, too.

Take the car to a locksmith, and see if he can cut keys to code, which would be closer to the manufacturer specs.

Do you replace the engine every 50,000 miles when it starts to run rough? Do you get a new baby every couple days when the old one gets poopy? Must be.

Reply to
Stormin Mormon

Naaw, doan bee pikkin awn de fehller foar kno mispelzt wertx.

Reply to
Stormin Mormon

PolyTech Forum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.