Thread: can the stealership cut keys for a b13?

Nissan only started keeping key codes on file in mid 94 for 95 models (and some 94 models) and it did not have to be recorded by the selling dealer, NNA kept these on file with the VIN. You should have a sticker somewhere around your glovebox with an X and four numbers after that (ex: X1234). They do stick on the box pretty well, so it SHOULD be there, and they were randomly put on so could be anywhere under there. You can also try the door lock cylinders for numbers and if you did have to pull something out, I would get the passenger side lock since it is going to be the least worn down out of the cylinders.

I purchased a original Nissan key with the black handle and took it to a locksmith and he made my key from a old worn one i had and it fits perfect.

i just had the stealership made me one last friday out of a copied key the guy was pretty cool but it was $13!!! oh well now i have a nissan key not an "ilco"

just take it to a good locksmith..
they will figure it out

well...its got to be the driver side lock,its bad cuz i just got a new key made and damn it almost broke off becuse it was got stuck!!!!how hard is it to get the lock mechanism out of the door?do i need to do that to get a better key?

too old the dealershi pdont have the key codes.

you can have your car rekeyed it cost around 50-80.00

Pull The Lock Tumbler...... Take It Into Either The Stealership Or A Place That Makes Keys And They Can Cut You One From That..... They Can Also Reset The Tumbler So Its Like New