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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Cooper" data-source="post: 1459700" data-attributes="member: 98210"><p>Go to your local locksmith. They will have a shorter key blank that matches the Yamaha key blank. </p><p>Either an Ilco x120 / YH46 or Ilco x77 / YH38 or equivalent.</p><p>It is a much shorter key that won't stick up as high in the luggage or fuel cap lock, so less likely to bend or break.</p><p>You don't need a chipped key to open the luggage or fuel cap.</p><p>I leave the short key in the luggage lock all the time so I don't have to dig it out of my pocket.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Those keys are cut double sided. Take both keys to the local locksmith and have one new key cut on one side with the ignition switch key and have the other side cut with the luggage / fuel cap key.</p><p>Then one key will work everything, you just have to turn it the right way for where you want to use it.</p><p></p><p></p><p>dan</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dan Cooper, post: 1459700, member: 98210"] Go to your local locksmith. They will have a shorter key blank that matches the Yamaha key blank. Either an Ilco x120 / YH46 or Ilco x77 / YH38 or equivalent. It is a much shorter key that won't stick up as high in the luggage or fuel cap lock, so less likely to bend or break. You don't need a chipped key to open the luggage or fuel cap. I leave the short key in the luggage lock all the time so I don't have to dig it out of my pocket. Those keys are cut double sided. Take both keys to the local locksmith and have one new key cut on one side with the ignition switch key and have the other side cut with the luggage / fuel cap key. Then one key will work everything, you just have to turn it the right way for where you want to use it. dan [/QUOTE]
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