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British Motor Heritage Certificate: Other Numbers
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One would be the key blank and cut codes for your ignition, the other would be the blank and cut codes for the glovebox and trunk.
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If it helps, the FT-code keys usually were two-sided and used for ignition and doors, and the FS-code keys -- as Doug also noted -- were single-sided and would be for glovebox and trunk.
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Geo, noted and edited so that at least what this refers to will be here for others to search on if they have the same question. Thanks!
My door locks dont work, and the ignition key wont fit in my door locks anyway, so I assume they have been changed out. Glove box and trunk are the same, and one sided. Ignition is a seperate key... 2 sided.
My door locks dont work, and the ignition key wont fit in my door locks anyway, so I assume they have been changed out. Glove box and trunk are the same, and one sided. Ignition is a seperate key... 2 sided.