Keys made...
Racer
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Marlborough CT
So you need a copy of a key made? Is it just a door key or the ignition? A door key you could probably just go to you local hardware store. The ignition key you could try a Chevy dealer. When I had my 1994 Trans Am, I had a Ignition key copied at a local dealer. They only charged me around $15 and I believe it was a VATTS key.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Orlando FL
If you have your own ignition key, and you go to a locksmith and walk in, a key should be $25 or less. 
Even at a dealership it is not $85.
If you don’t have an original key, that is a different story and cost will be different.
Even at a dealership it is not $85. If you don’t have an original key, that is a different story and cost will be different.
Racer
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Marlborough CT
Bring the Title or Registration to your car with you. I believe in for a 1992 they can cut the key using info from the Vin#. They will just want proof you own the car before they will cut a key for you 
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Burning Brakes
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Burning Brakes
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From: Troy Ohio
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2010
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From: Conowingo Maryland
If you called a mobil locksmith they were probley adding $50.00 for the service call and drive time. If you just need the copy any dealer can do it. I bet a few hardware stores can stiil cut it. should be less then $20.00
Advanced
Joined: May 2006
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From: Columbus Georgia
If it has vats you can measure the resistance of the chip and get the key chip code. I ordered a blank key for my 94 Trans Am from ebay and just told them the type of resistor that was in it. They sent me a blank with that chip in it and I took it to a hardware store and had the key cut.
Advanced
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From: Columbus Georgia
Instructor
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: Atlanta GA
You would be suprised how many places CAN deal with duplicating the keys with the resistors.
I measured mine, purchased blanks from ebay and then carried them to my local ACE hardware to have cut....only to find out they had all the different blanks there. They even checked the resistors to make sure I had gotten the correct blanks.
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I measured mine, purchased blanks from ebay and then carried them to my local ACE hardware to have cut....only to find out they had all the different blanks there. They even checked the resistors to make sure I had gotten the correct blanks.
-D
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2008
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From: North New Jersey
You would be suprised how many places CAN deal with duplicating the keys with the resistors.
I measured mine, purchased blanks from ebay and then carried them to my local ACE hardware to have cut....only to find out they had all the different blanks there. They even checked the resistors to make sure I had gotten the correct blanks.
-D
I measured mine, purchased blanks from ebay and then carried them to my local ACE hardware to have cut....only to find out they had all the different blanks there. They even checked the resistors to make sure I had gotten the correct blanks.
-D
So for under $15 I got my keys made!
