[David2001VL]

sister put hers in the window washer bucket of her Olds. Altho she need to get in the car for the hood release DUH :duh:

 

[aVOL2]

wonder how many times I have copied this and reposted it???

If you cant get the key code............

and you do end up calling a locksmith.. tell him that the National Locksmith magazine had a write up with pics and everything for changing the key pins... remember to get all the cylinders changed (ignition, tool box, helmet lock and the gas cap)...

You should be able to find a reputable locksmith at www.aloa.org (Associated Locksmiths of America). NOT all locksmiths in the yellow pages are reputable.

This is the industry I am in, and I know there have been lots of scams with fake/real locksmiths overcharging... that is why I am adding the part about aloa.org another might be www.lockradio.com .

Contact a locksmith and tell him these #'s will all work..

Ilco Key # X241 (SUZ18)
or
Silca Sz14RAP
or
Curtis SU18

Reference and instructions for access and changing the pins are in the March 2005 and Sept 2005 National Locksmith Magazine


Julie
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[harrislacy81]

I just had a duplicate made and I can confirm that the SUZ18 will work for a 2001-2004 Volusia.. We receive just one key when we purchased the bike.. Immediatly made a second.

Suz18 is that what I tell them to cut for my 2004 volusia

 

[harrislacy81]

I just had a duplicate made and I can confirm that the SUZ18 will work for a 2001-2004 Volusia..

We receive just one key when we purchased the bike.. Immediatly made a second.

So do I tell them suz18. Will this work for my 2004 volusia

 

[Whiskey]

So do I tell them suz18. Will this work for my 2004 volusia

Welcome from Kennesaw GA!

This thread is 15 years old and you're replying to someone who hasn't logged in for 7 years. I'd recommend you start your own thread, introduce yourself, and let us know what kind of issue you're having. You'll get much better response that way.