The lock must be disassembled and the tumblers inside either rearranged or replaced to fit anew key.
I think for this you should call local locksmith as they have much experienced to do this. Hire Rekey Service expert in your town to do this job.
A lock smith should be able to.
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I also have a 98 tacoma and my key wont turn the door lock I took it to the dealership an they ordered me a new cylinder and they are going to rekey it for me thats what im doing. Your cylinder or plastic on the back of the cylinder could of broke
The Post Office can rekey the mailbox if the mailbox is owned by the Post Office. All you have to do is call your local Post Office and ask them to rekey. There is a charge, however, of around $50 to do this.
The locksmith probably changed your locks for your safely, since you lost your keys. Your old one will only work if you have a locksmith rekey your lock for you. The downside is that your new one won't work.
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If it's the kind that CAN be re-keyed, then you just remove the pin and the thing slides out.
This is generally a job for a locksmith. You can't "cut" the lock on a door or gate to get in and replace it like you can with a padlock or combination lock. It costs a bit of money to have someone come out to your house, but unless you can get the whole mechanism off the gate or door, you'll have to have a pro come out to handle the job. (If you can get to the "back" or "operating" side of the lock and remove it, you can take the whole thing in to a locksmith and get a key made for a lot less than having a technician come out.) Oh, and when you get things squared away, get an extra key or two and have them strategically placed for this kind of emergency. Good luck.
It varies according to the type of car. Some will rekey as a standard pin tumbler, others are wafer, others are sidebar and others are electronic. Your car dealer or local locksmith can give you model specific information, but be sure to look at the cost of replacement as it may be a less expensive option than rekeying.
not if you replace the battery fairly quickly, it has built in capacitor which keeps its ower for a minute or so.
Replacing a lock does not necessarily mean you have to have separate keys. There are two ways to go about it. You could go to a dealer and order a replacement cylinder. They can match it to your key. The downside to this is that, as any dealer part, this will be expensive. You could also buy a new cylinder and take it to a locksmith that specializes in automotive locks. They should be able to rekey the cylinder to your existing key.
You stated they were stolen; not lost. This means someone has your keys and knows your car. Call a locksmith and have them rekey each lock. You may want to change the ignition lock too so you won't have to use two separate keys to operate your car. I do not know the cost, but the locksmith will tell you on the phone. I am in the same situation and the dealer told me it was cheaper for an independent locksmith to do this for you, plus they will come to you. If you had a remote stolen also, then go to a dealership that sells your model and they will give or order you a new one and will change the frequency for free. The cost of a new remote is about $100.