I have curtis code book but i will like to know how do i find the key code
on the car is it with the vin number..
- posted 17 years ago
Key Code
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- posted 17 years ago
Bwahahahahahahahahahahahaha You moron...
- posted 17 years ago
Has nothing to do with the VIN. Depends on the year, make and model.
Many possible different locations, or not on the vehicle at all.
BBE.
r> > I have curtis code book but i will like to know how do i find the key code > on the car is it with the vin number..
r> > I have curtis code book but i will like to know how do i find the key code > on the car is it with the vin number..
- posted 17 years ago
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Now THERE'S a real grown-up reply
To answer your question Ronnie... Where you're confused is; (some) auto manufacturers can look up the vehicle by VIN on their computer system and find the keycode - along with a wealth of other information about that particular vehicle, including paint codes, drivetrain information, etc.
You (or I) cannot simply look a code (or cuts) by the VIN.
To answer your question Ronnie... Where you're confused is; (some) auto manufacturers can look up the vehicle by VIN on their computer system and find the keycode - along with a wealth of other information about that particular vehicle, including paint codes, drivetrain information, etc.
You (or I) cannot simply look a code (or cuts) by the VIN.
- posted 17 years ago
Ottawa Canada
The key code may or may nlt be marked on the car, but if you phone the car's manufacturer and give them the VIN, they should have it on their computer, at least the code for the keys the car left the plant with.
Subsequent rekeying may or may not be recorded at the manufacturer, depending upon whether an authorized car dealer did the work or not.
The manufacturer may or may not provide the key code information to you.
Brian
"Billy B. Edwards Jr." ( snipped-for-privacy@thelockman.com) writes:
The key code may or may nlt be marked on the car, but if you phone the car's manufacturer and give them the VIN, they should have it on their computer, at least the code for the keys the car left the plant with.
Subsequent rekeying may or may not be recorded at the manufacturer, depending upon whether an authorized car dealer did the work or not.
The manufacturer may or may not provide the key code information to you.
Brian
"Billy B. Edwards Jr." ( snipped-for-privacy@thelockman.com) writes:
- posted 17 years ago
It might not be grown up...but i think this answer is funny...it covers
my first reaction.
~GapLock
- posted 17 years ago
The manufacturers will not give out key codes over the phone. You have
to go into a dealership with proper title and ID. Then you might just
get lucky and be able to get the code if the car is not too old. Ford
for example only goes back 6-7 years from current production model.
Dennis
Dennis
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