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08-19-05, 01:53 AM
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Originally Posted by DarkAngelKamui
Well, got the FB taken care of... Just leaves the 240SX to deal with....
Only problem is that I lost my only key...
Anybody here know of or is a good locksmith for cheap? I don't like the $150+ quote I was given for a new set....
Only problem is that I lost my only key...
Anybody here know of or is a good locksmith for cheap? I don't like the $150+ quote I was given for a new set....
08-19-05, 01:57 AM
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Originally Posted by muythaibxr
Ahh. Good idea. I'm impressed. I would've just redone the whole power part of the wiring harness using new cables for everything, but would've hooked it up the way you've described.
08-19-05, 04:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Pele
Dude... Bring your title/reg to the dealership and get a key cut for $5.
Unlike in Corey's case, Nissan decided to be gay and only go back 10 years for their list of key codes for cars...
I've called 6 dealerships already, 5 said "no way in hell", the last said "yes, we can" but when I arrived the service guy told me whoever I talked to must have lied, because it's impossible....
My original question still stands....
08-19-05, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by DarkAngelKamui
Already tried that option.....
Unlike in Corey's case, Nissan decided to be gay and only go back 10 years for their list of key codes for cars...
I've called 6 dealerships already, 5 said "no way in hell", the last said "yes, we can" but when I arrived the service guy told me whoever I talked to must have lied, because it's impossible....
My original question still stands....
Unlike in Corey's case, Nissan decided to be gay and only go back 10 years for their list of key codes for cars...
I've called 6 dealerships already, 5 said "no way in hell", the last said "yes, we can" but when I arrived the service guy told me whoever I talked to must have lied, because it's impossible....
My original question still stands....
08-19-05, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by DarkAngelKamui
Already tried that option.....
Unlike in Corey's case, Nissan decided to be gay and only go back 10 years for their list of key codes for cars...
I've called 6 dealerships already, 5 said "no way in hell", the last said "yes, we can" but when I arrived the service guy told me whoever I talked to must have lied, because it's impossible....
My original question still stands....
Unlike in Corey's case, Nissan decided to be gay and only go back 10 years for their list of key codes for cars...
I've called 6 dealerships already, 5 said "no way in hell", the last said "yes, we can" but when I arrived the service guy told me whoever I talked to must have lied, because it's impossible....
My original question still stands....
At least one cylinder should have the keycode on it... Unless they folowed the forum advice:
Don't stamp it.Then you're just slightly fucked.
08-19-05, 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by sudseh
hehehehe
mike: I don't think so.
Oh, and new pics up from my van engine swap.
The stock VW engine that's going to be swapped into the van(+turbo):
http://pictures.rawsuds.com/v/sudhir...on/vanagon_vw/
The Chevy engine that came out of the van:
http://pictures.rawsuds.com/v/sudhir...vanagon_chevy/
The time intense process of dragging the engine up the slight incline to the garage:
http://pictures.rawsuds.com/v/sudhir...chevy_removal/
That's all I have for now. (some of the pictures are reposts, just better organized)
mike: I don't think so.
Oh, and new pics up from my van engine swap.
The stock VW engine that's going to be swapped into the van(+turbo):
http://pictures.rawsuds.com/v/sudhir...on/vanagon_vw/
The Chevy engine that came out of the van:
http://pictures.rawsuds.com/v/sudhir...vanagon_chevy/
The time intense process of dragging the engine up the slight incline to the garage:
http://pictures.rawsuds.com/v/sudhir...chevy_removal/
That's all I have for now. (some of the pictures are reposts, just better organized)
Dude. I wanna come see.
08-19-05, 12:09 PM
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Beat Ninja
Originally Posted by Pele
Is the door unlocked, or can you get it unlocked with a hanger? We pull a cylinder that has a keycode on it and bring it in... They cut keys from the keycode and all is good.
At least one cylinder should have the keycode on it... Unless they folowed the forum advice:
Don't stamp it.
Then you're just slightly fucked.
At least one cylinder should have the keycode on it... Unless they folowed the forum advice:
Don't stamp it.Then you're just slightly fucked.
Only thing is, I don't know how to take out one of those lock cylinders...
08-19-05, 12:16 PM
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MegaSquirt Mod
Originally Posted by Tofuball
It's not like you live with a mechanic, or mechanically inclined individual, or an engeneer, or anything. :-p
08-19-05, 12:53 PM
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08-19-05, 03:15 PM
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08-19-05, 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by DarkAngelKamui
Yeah, I broke into it like a week or two ago... And the dealership DID say the passenger side should have the code on it....
Only thing is, I don't know how to take out one of those lock cylinders...
Only thing is, I don't know how to take out one of those lock cylinders...
You also need a screwdriver or chisel... Failing that, a smaller and flatter rock. Make one from a larger rock with your other large rock if need be.
That should get the lock cylinder out.
Seriously. Remove the door panel. The cylinder is held in by a small "U" shaped spring clip... It's attached to the mechanism with small plastic clips. Remove the plastic clip and the spring clip and you're golden.
You don't even need to get it out... You could just look up in there with a broken off CD and a flashlight. Alls you need is the code.
08-19-05, 10:21 PM
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Took out the passenger lock and there was no code to be found....
Ahh well, at least I can take it to a locksmith and probably get a cheaper price to get new keys now
Ahh well, at least I can take it to a locksmith and probably get a cheaper price to get new keys now
08-19-05, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by DarkAngelKamui
Took out the passenger lock and there was no code to be found....
Ahh well, at least I can take it to a locksmith and probably get a cheaper price to get new keys now
Ahh well, at least I can take it to a locksmith and probably get a cheaper price to get new keys now
08-19-05, 10:33 PM
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lol, I totally forgot about that... Thanks for the head's up... 
But when Jason and I took a look at it, it was gunked up pretty badly... I think the reason my key never worked in it was due to it being so damn dirty...
But when Jason and I took a look at it, it was gunked up pretty badly... I think the reason my key never worked in it was due to it being so damn dirty...
08-19-05, 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by DarkAngelKamui
lol, I totally forgot about that... Thanks for the head's up...
But when Jason and I took a look at it, it was gunked up pretty badly... I think the reason my key never worked in it was due to it being so damn dirty...
But when Jason and I took a look at it, it was gunked up pretty badly... I think the reason my key never worked in it was due to it being so damn dirty...
I just realized, I never knew your key didn't work in the passenger's side...
It's my lawyer's Benz E300 that had it's cylinder replaced... And it's the DRIVER's side that doesn't work with the stock key...
I work on too many freaking cars. I need a database or something.
08-20-05, 02:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Tofuball
Dude. I wanna come see.
I'm getting a new wiring harness in sometime this week, so I'll be good to go for lights etc. Now to straighten the dash out and put it back together.
Then the engine...
Looks like I'll need a new starter. dunno about clutch yet. I'll prolly buy mike's turbo. then oil and **** needs to be run for the turbo -.-!!! so much hassle.
At least the megasquirt will be operating fine.
oh... and if anyone has a stock intercooler that I could have lemme know. i'm thinking about sticking one up the left side air intake and I think the stock rx7 unit would fit perfectly.
suds
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08-20-05, 03:08 AM
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um... MIKE, don't need your turbo...
I just bought one offa e-bay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=7993686963
I just bought one offa e-bay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=7993686963