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Replacing A Lost Car Key

Malpaisian · 2015-06-15 07:25:12

I have lost the only key I had to my car. Can anyone recommend a company that can provide me with a replacement. Preferably someone who has been in the same position and has actually had dealings with the company.

15-06-2015 08:25AM

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Malpaisian

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I have lost the only key I had to my car. Can anyone recommend a company that can provide me with a replacement. Preferably someone who has been in the same position and has actually had dealings with the company.

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#2 15-06-2015 08:30AM

biko

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Things like car type and location would help here.

Not a DIY effort. Moved to main forum.

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#3 15-06-2015 08:38AM

surpy

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Try autokey.ie

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#4 15-06-2015 09:25AM

Noccy_Mondy

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What make/model/year

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#5 15-06-2015 09:29AM

K.Flyer

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Depending on the make and model, most likely the car manufacturer.
You will need the log book, proof of ownership and relevant I.D.

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#6 15-06-2015 01:38PM

Teddington Cuddlesworth

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I used a crowd called lock doctor. I'm in Dublin and they were in Limerick but courier covered that.
I had to remove the ignition (easy in a merc) and post it down to them, 2 days later I received my ignition back with 2 brand new keys. I think it was about 250 including the cost of courier.

I've heard good things about autokey.ie too.

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