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Old 01-01-2004, 01:54 PM
Geoff Welsh Geoff Welsh is offline
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This may sound funny, but both the dealer and the local locksmith seem totally confused as to replacing an ignition lock cylinder, with the wires for a resistor key. (91 Bird, no start, resistor wire broken in column).
Seems to me that the RIGHT way to do this is to buy the lock cylinder assy. _and_ a key blank with a resistor matching the old resistor. Then cut the new resistor key to match the plain key that comes with the cylinder.
Am I right here?

Thanks,
GW