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WOW I don't know the cheapest way to go - I think your first opton would be to talk to the dealer and see if they can track down the key information. If not, then the only way to go MAY be to replace the cylinders....
Go to a Chevy dealer with VIN and proof of ownership. Get keycode. Go to locksmith and get key cut for $10 bucks........... Actually, get 2or 3 cut.lol
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Originally Posted by GHOST66
Go to a Chevy dealer with VIN and proof of ownership. Get keycode. Go to locksmith and get key cut for $10 bucks........... Actually, get 2or 3 cut.lol
Go to a Chevy dealer with VIN and proof of ownership. Get keycode. Go to locksmith and get key cut for $10 bucks........... Actually, get 2or 3 cut.lol
Thats part of the key info. Its the Vats pellet, there are about 20 different ones, but all you need to know is the # for the one that works with your car. Once you have the number, get the key, anyone can cut it.