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Re: 2000 discovery key

Posted by Jeff Wagg on 2/25/2005, 8:46 am, in reply to "2000 discovery key"

You can copy it at a hardware shop, but the key will be tight. You might have to really work it in the ignition lock to get it to turn. This has something to do with the tip if I remember correctly. If you compare the new key to the original, you might be able to file off some of the new key to eliminate this problem.
--Previous Message--
: I just bought a used 2000 Land Rover
: Discovery, but it came with only one key.
: Is the key capable of being copied at the
: local hardware store, or do I have to
: contact a dealer and pay through the nose?
: Thanks
:

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2000 discovery key - rich 2/13/2005, 2:01 pm
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--Previous Message-- : You can copy it at a hardware shop, but the : key will be tight. You might have to really : work it in the ignition lock to get it to : turn. This has something to do with the tip : if I remember correctly. If you compare the : new key to the original, you might be able : to file off some of the new key to eliminate : this problem. : : : : --Previous Message-- : I just bought a used 2000 Land Rover : Discovery, but it came with only one key. : Is the key capable of being copied at the : local hardware store, or do I have to : contact a dealer and pay through the nose? : Thanks : : :

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