Lost car keys. Locksmith with not replace key set without key code. Can I replace ignition switch instead?
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Not sure, but you should call your nearest dealership and ask about getting a new set of keys. If you've got proof of ownership and give them the VIN, they might be able to cut you a new key without even seeing the vehicle. You can even try and ask them what the key code is for your vehicle and give it to the locksmith to do instead.
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