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#355400 11/05/15 07:48 PM
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I need to know how to remove the lock cylinder out of the cast iron housing. This is from a 1927 Coach. For the sake of discussion assume the housing/steering column support is already free from the steering column. I am trying to get to the key code stamped on the lock cylinder. Thank you in advance.


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Take a look on the side of the lock mechanism and you will find the location of a very short pin* that captures the lock cylinder. This pin must be removed to allow the cylinder to come out the end of the housing. There are two types of lock cylinders. One has a single sided key and the other has the double sided key.

*Be careful and don't drill into the cylinder as that ruins it.


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Is the key for lock single or double sided? There is a locksmith in Toledo, Ohio that has the entire collection of double sided keys that Chevrolet used in 1928. I don't know about 1927 but they said they have other years. I was able to take the ignition lock to them and they were able to open it with their key and the cut me a key for my 1928 ignition lock. They charge by the hour to find the correct key on their ring. Luckily my key was about 1/3 the way through the ring and I was able to two keys cut for my ignition lock for less than $50.


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Jim: If you need keys made and are close to Ann Arbor Michigan, there is a locksmith in Ann Arbor that I am sure could help. They made keys for my 28 sedan when I took in the cylinder and were very reasonable. Let me know and I will look up their name and address for you.

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I am between Ann Arbor and Toledo. I would be very interested in the contact information.

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Could you post the contact information for the locksmith in Toledo?

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Jim: The Ann Arbor locksmith is: Vogel's Lock and Safe. Address: 113 W. Washington, Ann Arbor, Mi 48104. Their website is: www.vogelslock.com. They have been in business since 1913 and I think they still have everything there from day one.
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The locksmith in Toledo is:
McElheney Locksmiths
1214 Jefferson Ave.
Toledo, OH
419.244.5397
www.mclock.net


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