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Ive only got one key. The Toyota dealer can cut another, but needs the key number. I got a large folded 3 page document when I bought the Surf, but its all in Japanese. I guess this may have been the log book type thing. Is there another way of getting the key number? Or can I get the original copied? Would prefer another with the remote locking transmitter on it.
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I took my original key to Mr Mint and they cut copies of it for £6 each. Any nationwide keycutters/shoe repairs should be able to do the same.
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1996 IS IT 3RD GENOriginally posted by JimL
GET KEY CUT THEN TRY STARTING THE SURF IFF ITS A PLAIN ORIGINAL KEY YOU ARE FINE SOME KEYS ARE CHIPPED AS THEY ACTIVATE THE IMMOBILISER
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Got mine cut at a car boot for £1.50, works fine![font=Comic Sans MS][i][size=+3][color=red][b]Paul[/b][/color][/size][/i][/font]
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try inside the boot lock for the key number? it should be stamped on it somewhere.
i went to get some keys cut for work and they had buy 2 get one free offer at mr minit... so i got my entire bunch cut with pretty coloured pictures all over!
look on ebay for blank keys... they've sometimes got some quite nice toyota ones on there.Last edited by dabigman; 22 January 2004, 21:01.nee nar nee nar, i'm a fire engine!Comment
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My 2nd Gen key has a letter and four digits stamped on it. I have tried a couple of key places and heel bars in London. They have all said go to your main Toyota dealer. Guess its worth trying again. The plastic bit broke and I had to drill a hole to get it back on the keyring.It's only a hobby!Comment
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Spare key needed too
I only have one key too. The key cutter at b & q refused to cut a replacement, and the main Toyota dealer wouldn't help.
I guess that I will try the 'small independent' guys, or a car boot!!
Cheers
Rob GComment
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