Subject: fork lock key blanks
Author: Fred Sahms
Date: Apr 24, 2002, 12:08 PM
Post ID: 1710131036
In case anyone cares, my goodguy locksmith found an Ilco blank to
replace the steel Neiman key for the fork lock on loops (and tontis and
BMWs). It's ILCO SR61N.
I also found a website where the 6-digit code on the original Neiman
keys is explained. My Eldo came with the broken-off head of the
original fork lock key, with the # on it. Using a small triangular file
and another Neiman key for spacing, on the second attempt I got the key
to turn the fork lock. I touched it one more time with the file to clean
it up (doh!) and it wouldn't work again! So I picked up two more blanks
today and will try again ($1 each).
http://www.softcom.net/users/w6rec/duane/bmw/keys.htm
73 Eldo in crates
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