Thread: Lost Keys......Am I screwed?
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08-27-2007 07:36 PM #1
Just on a whim, I checked my service manuals (my car and my truck) to see if there was something similar to yours....there was not, sorry.
pull and jiggle...
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08-27-2007 07:38 PM #2
Nitro, thanks anyway.
Cayne, My service manuals did the same for me. I have pulled and jiggled already, it's not cuttin it.
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08-27-2007 07:44 PM #3
If it will help and you recognise what I describe, I can start you in the right direction. There is a spring loaded tab that is part of the cylinder assembly protruding through the aluminum column housing. I see it in your pic but am not able to point to it. It needs to have a thin screw driver (flat) inserted aginst it to let the mechanism release to slide the cylinder out, just as though it had the screw retaining it. Find it, push it in (sometimes a bit stiff to push in) and wiggle the cylinder outward.What if the "Hokey Pokey" is what it's really all about? 
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08-27-2007 07:57 PM #4
Success!!! Just came back in, carrying the cylinder. Thanks for your patience Nitro, and for the conformation Denny.
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08-27-2007 09:15 PM #5
sorry guys I've been busy all day, at least Denny was able to show you b4 now....joeDonate Blood,Plasma,Platelets & sign your DONORS CARD & SAVE a LIFE
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08-28-2007 01:08 PM #6
can you just take the title to GM dealer for a key made?
did this on my 93 caprice






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