Key cut from code

[Lake_Bueller]

Somehow I lost the only key to an 2004 D2. I ordered a few blanks but can?t find a local locksmith to cut a key. I have a 4 digit code from the dealership.

Anybody able to point me in the right direction?

Thanks!!!

 

[ezzzzzzz]

You could drive over to Appleton with the registration or title and get the key cut at the LR dealership there.

 

[Lake_Bueller]

You could drive over to Appleton with the registration or title and get the key cut at the LR dealership there.

They already told me they don't cut keys. They were the ones that gave me the code.

 

[Va_Disco]

You will have to find a locksmith that deals with Automotive keys I just had keys cut for my Land Rover using the code but I had to find someone who could do it like that. Try asking a reputable local car dealership who they use for making new keys.

 

[JohnnoK]

They already told me they don't cut keys. They were the ones that gave me the code.

Well, if they don't cut keys themselves, ask them who cuts their keys when they need it done.

 

[Lake_Bueller]

Well, if they don't cut keys themselves, ask them who cuts their keys when they need it done.

I did that. They had no recommendations for me! F'ing dealerships are mostly worthless:banghead:

 

[discostew]

Call down to Waukesha and ask the parts department who cuts the keys for them. He's able to program keys also,so he says. I kinda believe him.That guy will probably do it by mail with you.

 

[Lake_Bueller]

Finally found a guy and AAA even covered the trip.

Now for a follow-up question....if I was able to source some used keys, can they be reprogrammed for my truck?

 

[mbrummal]

If you have an aftermarket tool like the Nanocom, yes, you can program a used key.