2002 Chevrolet Camaro
Key Replacement - Save vs Dealer in San Diego

2002 Chevrolet Camaro MECHANICAL-KEY Replacement - Fast, Affordable & Professional

Lock decoding means I read your car's lock to cut a key without drilling anything, without breaking anything, and without replacing the cylinder. The car looks exactly the same when I leave.

A driver on the shoulder of a road outside Del Mar had his key snap in the ignition of his 2002 Chevrolet Camaro. Half was stuck in the cylinder and half was in his hand. He called another locksmith first, and that locksmith told him the ignition would need to be drilled and replaced. New cylinder, new keys, $500 minimum. He called me for a second opinion.

I used my B106 Lishi to extract the broken fragment without touching the wafer surfaces inside. Once it was out clean, I decoded the lock by reading each wafer position for exact cut depths. His truck uses a transponder key, FCC ID , separate from the remote. I cut the new blade from the decode and programmed the transponder through OBD.

No drilling and no cylinder replacement. His total was $95. The other locksmith's plan would have been $200 or more with a new cylinder. His original lock works with the new key exactly like it worked with the old one.

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