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Message: [QUOTE="Racer X, post: 390686, member: 1934"] If your current keys are in good shape, have a copy made of the least worn key before the key pattern wears. This will preserve the door lock pattern on the key to get the correct replacement ign lock cylinder for 1 key. If you have to rely on keys made by auto trace equipment which is the most popular type around, it can't copy a worn key accurately. Also, it's limited to copying an existing key only. Since it copys an existing key only, it can't make your new ignition key match your door locks. A locksmith with manually operated equipment can, if you find one. [/QUOTE]

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