The perfect key for my new lockset...
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...RK%3AMEDW%3AIT
How about this one.... you could complete the whole package. Oh and BTW how much did the locks set you back?
Matthew Walsh
How about this one.... you could complete the whole package. Oh and BTW how much did the locks set you back?
Matthew Walsh
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thats a sweet *** lookin key, yea im also with matt and want to know how much you paid for the new locks. i need a new passenger side lock and i was gonna go ahead and get the drivers side cuase it was freezing up on me this past winter.
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Re: The perfect key for my new lockset...
Originally posted by DamonB
Just bought all new lock cylinders for the entire car and I found the perfect key to go with them
Just bought all new lock cylinders for the entire car and I found the perfect key to go with them
I like these rotor keys better.
#9
Wow! Very slick. My OEM key is in good shape, but it's the only one I've got, so I was thinking of ordering a blank so I could make the original a spare key.
//edit: I ordered one Great find DamonB!
//edit: I ordered one Great find DamonB!
Last edited by Section8; 07-13-04 at 04:39 PM.
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Originally posted by SkEltAh
Oh and BTW how much did the locks set you back?
Oh and BTW how much did the locks set you back?
My car has been "special" since I bought it. I got two keys with it. One key will open the passenger door, the storage bin and start the car. The other key will open the driver door and nothing else. Neither will open the trunk I guess somewhere along the line a poor copy got made or a cylinder(s) was replaced. It has been an irritant but not enough to cause me to replace them all and rekey once I found out the $$$.
Off the top of my head an entire new lockset (ignition, glovebox, storage bin, both doors, trunk and keys) is over $300 from Mazdaspeed Motorsports alone. Individual door cylinders are about $40 each I think it was but then I'd need to have them rekeyed as well. The ignition cylinder is an entire assembly with the cylinder, switch and column lock all permanently attached to an aluminum casting that requires removal of the column to install. It by itself was $140 from Mazda Motorsports IIRC. Parts over the counter from a dealer would be substantially more.
I recognize a good deal when I see one
*edit* key and lock cylinder set for the entire car is: FD02-09-010C-02. $255 from Mazda Motorsports, don't know about the dealer. This is the 1993 part number. Since the glovebox is different the part number will be different for other years I am sure.
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It's never fast enough...
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The only key I want is the one Ming has.
And he promised to get me one when he was overseas and he never delivered.
He gave me the poor excuse that he couldn't find one
And he promised to get me one when he was overseas and he never delivered.
He gave me the poor excuse that he couldn't find one
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Originally posted by DamonB
*currently making and distributing copies of Merciless' key so others may have the enjoyment of his car*
PM me if anyone would like one
*currently making and distributing copies of Merciless' key so others may have the enjoyment of his car*
PM me if anyone would like one
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there was someone on this forum who made the RX-8 special order key work for the FD....
http://www.jt-imports.com/Mazda_RX8_JDM_Parts.htm
http://www.jt-imports.com/Mazda_RX8_JDM_Parts.htm
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Originally posted by SanJoRX7
$40 for a key...insane, but I guess it's what the market will bear for a time, at least. Three cheers for those with more money than they know what to do with (i.e. not me).
$40 for a key...insane, but I guess it's what the market will bear for a time, at least. Three cheers for those with more money than they know what to do with (i.e. not me).