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Some twat has lost his FZS600 Keys

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tommyardin:
Now matter how hard I look, them fooking keys allude me .
Why is it when you lose something you go back and check exactly the same place a great number of times, I think I have almost worn the back pockets out on my Kevlar jeans shoving my hand in them, just in case they are hiding in the corner but they never are.


Now I do have a set of (2) old keys, but, the ignition key is badly worn it is not much good as a pattern for getting a key cut from.

On both of the split rings of the keys (One key does ignition the other key does the seat lock and the fuel tank) are small metal tags about 10mm X 30mm and they both have a number stamped on it, both of them start with the letter 'A' and has 4 digits after it (Digits are different on both keys) Now my question is does anyone know if this is the actual cut key shape or the blank shape.
My guess (Hope) is that it is the cut key shape and not just the blank as the two blanks look the same and both go right into the ignition barrel but only one will turn, the same situation with the fuel cap lock, but the other key.
   

tommyardin:
Oh! And does anyone know of a good place to get Yamaha keys cut, if it is the right number of course
Ta
 

Hedgetrimmer:
Would that be the same "twat" that has posted a query regarding an FZS600 in the FZ6 forum?  :lol


You can get non-chipped Yamaha keys cut at any high street place that does keys. I got a couple done for a gen 1 thou in the local key cutting/shoe repair etc place. As said, if you've got the key number.

tommyardin:
DOH! :rolleyes

tommyardin:
Yep I think I have the key number, it's on a metal tag attached to the worn out key and also just found that same number recorded in the Owners Manual.
Starts with an A and 4 numbers. Will try local key cutter.
Thanks for your quick response. :thumbup

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