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When you turn the key to the on positions, there is a button on the back side that becomes exposed. You press the button while pulling the key outward.
You will have to pick the first lock. From that one you can hand cut a key blank...and with any luck, the other locks will still match a single key.
These are rickety locks, so picking them is not all that hard. You need one small blade screw driver to place a continuous twist on the cylinder. While holding that force, you need a little dental pick to run in and out, pushing the tumblers. With persistence you should be able to pop it in a minute or 2.
You must get them to turn in order to get them apart.
When I bought my tr4a the trunk was locked and no key received, With 2 little shafts it was possible to open the trunk in 2-3 minutes, hopefully rickety locks indeed.
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