Jiggling the key in your 94-05 GM Ignition? Watch 1st! How to Rekey Ignition from Parts House!

[@heyallenify]

Thank you for this content. I bought a 2001 GM truck that had a key so worn out that it'd fall out of the ignition in any position. I first had a local locksmith decode and cut the key from scratch, which did help tremendously, but the damage had already been done to the cylinder. Following your video, I was easily able to key the bare cylinder and replace it in the truck as well.

[@selock]

I always tell folks, if you've been wiggling it for over a few weeks, it has most likely already damaged the cylinder :) Glad the video helped

[@milwaukeebiker]

The first 3 seconds of this video says it all. You can just take your title or registration or some proof of ownership to most makes of vehicles to the new car dealership and get a new ignition key made from the original digital record for that vehicle without having to get a copy made from worn key that doesn't work good. No old key needed at all. Like any problem going on with any vehicle...The longer you wait to take care of any problem, the more problems it will create and the more it will cost to get everything corrected.

[@jamesgibson5876]

It's good to se that some people in this world actually still know their craft ant can explain how ut works.. a rare thing in today's world .

[@kevinkoepke8311]

I started peening my corners after I saw your first video on 10 cut. Thanks Jason!

[@petewoodfine2100]

Hi Jason. Thanks for taking the time to do this video. Hi Kim, good wacking skills Kim. Bye Kim. Thanks for showing us how to do this, I don't do auto ,so this is very educational for me and others too. Thanks again.

[@WesGunter]

A great instructional video takes a complex task and explains/demonstrates it where you feel like you could do it yourself!

[@bradw0535]

Nice! Chances are, you are saving folks a lot money.. and irritation! Excellent tip 👍

[@bradt9350]

Thank you for all that you do to show us the right way to do things.. I just watched this video and I know it wasn't the first time I've seen it but that little punch machine is too cool... I did have to rewind for one second at 19:03 because I thought I noticed that you stamped it at a 2 and a half cut and not a full 3 cut... Not that half of a cut would really hang up much in a non warded GM side bar cylinder, and only then if the key was inserted with that side down, but it caught my eye... Thanks for all you do for everyone here.

[@kimross5363]

Lockset was completely jammed. I don’t have an air chisel, but was successful using a cordless vibrator. Thank you!

[@arturoromero8106]

a good video teacher, a question,, where did you get the cutting machine????

[@ImGumbyDangit]

Very well done. I have not done any auto cylinders with what I call the half wafer and spring in the middle. When I did my tailgate (GMC 09 Canyon) it used full wafers and spring on the side. My daughter wrote off her car and the replacement is an 08 Toyota Corolla where the truck cylinder needs to be done.

[@jasonandjacalynhanson9711]

Thanks for your detailed video! Great learning.

[@mikebenedict1615]

Thank you Sir this video helped me tremendously! Thank You!!!

[@bradwolfe2993]

who or where can a person get new keys cut properly ? thanks for this video, much appreciated.

[@selock]

you should be able to find a locksmith in your area that can perform this task, make sure not to call a scam company. If it sounds like a answering service that can’t give you a range of prices up front hang up

[@trygveenes8969]

Great video, learned a lot!

[@brianshanahan3878]

THis was the fix for my 2002 saturn. Got a key cut at dealership

[@stephenfallis9374]

Great video

[@selock]

Then don’t 🙄 when a ignition comes in to get rekeyed it doesn’t matter what model the vehicle is BYE

[@Arachnoid_of_the_underverse]

Jedi Key master Jason, a very good tutorial thanks. I'll nod and you hit it lol. Im suprised the customer didnt get a spare key as any other key of theirs is likely to be worn too.

[@jamesgibson5876]

Lol nice tip of the hat to blacksmithing

[@MrScott426]

I watched this video in hope to understand the issue I have. The key in a 2006 Silverado intermittingly binds and doesn't allow it to rotate. I replaced it with budget kit and a different one that was suppose to be better. Both rotate better but do not start the truck. It runs for one second and shuts down. The truck is not equipped with PATS. Reinstall the old lock and key and it starts fine. What am I overlooking?

[@andrewo2976]

Great video brother 👍

[@PocketWomen]

great video, learnt heaps thanks

[@santiagocarranza6750]

I like to use a spring loaded punch that I modified the tip just for the GM spring caps. Works great except when I slips and pokes my finger but that does happen a lot. LoL 😂 😂😂

[@lmars5933]

Best on ytube tutorial videos..thanks Jason o ya thanks Kim. 😎🏖😎

[@faradaymaxwell]

Is that white lithium grease ??

[@gregorylloyd13]

This is not really a comment but how do I remove the key cylinder when it doesn't have the Springs in it it gotta put back in without the Springs and now I can't get it out What do you suggest I do

[@selock]

How does it not have the springs in it? With no springs the wafers will not fall into the correct position to allow it to work.

[@David-hp9tr]

I see Harry (LPL) has admirerers in the south, or is it just a fluke

[@selock]

might just be a fluke ;)

[@NathanMiller-ut1bg]

What was that key punching tool?

[@selock]

Long Discontinued Exacta punch

[@fbidetector4343]

First! Hi Jason!

[@omarabelrangelquintero1314]

dónde consigo una máquina de esa que corta llaves

[@selock]

No sé en qué país estás, pero muchas zonas tienen distribuidores de cerrajería que venden máquinas de llaves.

[@jeffmoss26]

stupid sidebar caps...

[@crabapple6775]

25:35.... that's definitely not how things are supposed to be. hummmm.