motormayhem
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The key for the ignition on my blazer doesn't unlock the doors. Is there a way to tell what key code the key I use is? Also are there any common problems with the door locks I could look for?
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It has rounded corners. It looks like a 73y2 (B) that is pictured in the FAQ. I'll try giving the locks some graphite.Odds are better that a unit changed the ignition tumbler. Is the ignition key have squared or rounded corners? The 73Y2 (B) is probably the right key for the doors. Use graphite to loosen them up.
while its possible that the door locks were changed, its a royal pain to change out three locks (tailgate has a lock too) instead of one.what if they changed the door locks to a different key set
most unlikely but could happen
I loved having one key to fit all the locks on my 9C1 Caprices. Also the idea that I could go to Mich and start any '91 State Police car was kind of intrigueing!I absolutely hated the idea of having a round ignition key when every Chevy K-series truck I've had (and pretty much every other GM car and truck) run a square ignition and round door key. So I just changed out the key switch since it was about busted anyway and kept the round one for the doors.
Now everything is normal again
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