Need new keys '86 GS-550
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Need new keys '86 GS-550
Hi everyone, I'm new here. Just bought my first bike, a 1986 GS-550.
The owner lost the keys but told me I could remove the ignition switch and give the code to a dealer to get new keys made.
Others have told me the same but, when I called the only Suzuki dealer I know here in Honolulu and they said it wasn't possible.
Is this true or false? I already have the switch removed. I guess I can get a good locksmith to make one?
Thanks
The owner lost the keys but told me I could remove the ignition switch and give the code to a dealer to get new keys made.
Others have told me the same but, when I called the only Suzuki dealer I know here in Honolulu and they said it wasn't possible.
Is this true or false? I already have the switch removed. I guess I can get a good locksmith to make one?
Thanks
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RE: Need new keys '86 GS-550
Hi Mr. rmusic72,
On the ignition, the gas cap, or the helmet lock, there should be a three digit number. With those numbers, any good locksmith should be able to cut a key for you.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
On the ignition, the gas cap, or the helmet lock, there should be a three digit number. With those numbers, any good locksmith should be able to cut a key for you.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
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RE: Need new keys '86 GS-550
Hi,
Yes, if you can find the three-digit code it can be used to make a key from a Suzuki blank.
If you have more questions about your classic Suzuki GS, try the guys over at http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum . They know everything about these bikes. Be sure the check out all the info on the main page - http://www.thegsresources.com - and on my website (link in sig).
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
Yes, if you can find the three-digit code it can be used to make a key from a Suzuki blank.
If you have more questions about your classic Suzuki GS, try the guys over at http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum . They know everything about these bikes. Be sure the check out all the info on the main page - http://www.thegsresources.com - and on my website (link in sig).
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
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