I think that would be the logical place to start.
I think that would be the logical place to start.Hi guys,
Would I have to go to Yamaha to get a new one?
thanks
Aaron
I don't know the part number but I used to have a key machine at my auto parts store. It looks a lot like a ford blank. But I can tell you my local Wal-Mart has the same machine. A monkey can do it. match the key with the right blank, use code on blank for cartridge for machine, put key and blank in cartridge, hit red button.
A locksmith will do it with a more hands on machine, (read ……. requires skill) but you get a much more accurate result.
I guess technically one could take blank, some skill and a Dremel or small pneumatic grinder, and cut the key him/her self.
I have seen replacement lock cylinders not being assembled. Just a bag of "keys" to install into lock cylinder to match the key you have. Videos all over u tube about "keying" the cylinder so I wont go into all that …..
just my 2 cents
Thread is 3 years old. Please pay attention to the dates on the threads before posting.I also have bought a new car key and it cost me the same as i got the original one from a local locksmith company.