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random key question...lol
I'm a valet. So I have some time for random thoughts to go through my head. Here's on of them.
When you go to a GM dealership to get a key coped, you get the normal one made for the car. However, can I get my Cobalt key copied onto another newer GM blank? Such as the rubberish one from the latest Cavaliers...or something like that? I know you could do that with the 80's GM's as long as the letters matched. As in, you could use a gold Cadillac C and D key on a C and D Chevy.
When you go to a GM dealership to get a key coped, you get the normal one made for the car. However, can I get my Cobalt key copied onto another newer GM blank? Such as the rubberish one from the latest Cavaliers...or something like that? I know you could do that with the 80's GM's as long as the letters matched. As in, you could use a gold Cadillac C and D key on a C and D Chevy.
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20 dollars cheaper? Where the heck do you guys buy your keys? lol. I got one for my Monte at the dealership AND cut for like 10 dollars. lol. Maybe 8 even. I'm not quite sure.
Does the Corvette one just have the bowtie, or is it the Corvette flag logo?
So I can't use a newest style Cavalier one? I like the fact that they're smaller...
Does the Corvette one just have the bowtie, or is it the Corvette flag logo?
So I can't use a newest style Cavalier one? I like the fact that they're smaller...
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Originally Posted by VaMP
I'm no locksmith, but some keys are shaped differently and have deeper groves then others, so you might consider that before you try coping keys.
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