Yes. Glovebox & trunk are supposed to be the same key.
The idea is that if you have to give your car to a garage or parking
attendant they can open the doors and start the car but they can't
unlock your glovebox or trunk and get into your belongings.
Still anticipating firing up that engine (again) that I bought from you...
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
GOING THROUGH SOMETHING LIKE THIS NOW.. I NEED A TRUNK KEY 72 MONTE CARLO,
WOULD THE GLOVE BOX TUMBLER CODE BE THE SAME AS THE TRUNK TUMBLER, ANY HELP
WOULD BE GREAT..THANKS
In a message dated 11/20/2008 11:04:52 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You can take the lock cylinder out of one of the doors and have a new
key made for it. The codes are on the tumblers. Ignition & doors are
the same.
HTH,
John
Quoting "Cross, William" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
List
I've misplaced my keys to my 70 396. I moved and for the last month
or so I cannot find my keys. (the only set) I have been looking for
a month now and they are not to be found.
Has anyone been able to remove the steering column lock without the
key in it? Does anyone know if a lock smith can open it? Or do I
have to drill the lock out.
Any tips are greatly appreciated.
Bill C
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