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Hi, I am pondering what to do about the Electrolock on my "new" '29; no key, of course. I assume it has the ignition shorted somehow so I can't tinker and see if it will run until I address the Electrolock. My main question is: how do I proceed?
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You have a few options. 1. Find a local locksmith that can pick the lock, take the cylinder out and then make a key from the code number on the lock cylinder. 2. Find a locksmith that can profile the lock and make a key. 3. Send to one of the people listed in the G&D that can work on the electrolock. That requires you remove the electrolock. Then you can install an insulated stud in the distributor and then wire it with a universal key switch.
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The Mangy Old Mutt
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