What is the cylinder the key way? SC1 or SC8 / SC E keyway
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Not sure which keyway number it is. It is a Schlage keyway. I purchased a kit to rekey Schlage keyways at the same time I purchased the cylinder and rekeyed the cylinder to work with my front door key with no trouble. My key just has "C" on it. No other letters or numbers.
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the cylinder is the round tube like part that the key inserts into as well as the pins. This item comes with good instructions with pictures
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Yes these also use the keyway . You should be good to go . I had on my 6.5 HP did great
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http://www.t-motorsports.com/product_images/pdf/SCC001-Assembly_Instructions.pdf
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They are designed for the Schlage 'C' keyway (i.e. SC1, 5-pin), but are too short for 'SC4' (6-pin). They have also stamped the pin codes on each of the keys, just as they would come with a Schlage lock. Quality of the keys is good, complete with the horizontal imprinted lines missing from some generic blanks.
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Standard Emtek is keyed on Schlage "C" keyway so YES, if that is the case the Schlage BE365 can be keyed to match. We would just need to know the key number so as soon as you order you would need to contact us to key alike to match.
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It's initially set to Schrader. Really easy to swap if you watch the video I linked. Takes about 15 seconds.
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Hi, If you can zoom the picture and see you can find a esc key in the place where you expect it to be. I cannot answer by looking at the key board since I had bought it as a gift to someone else. May be if this can help you.
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It depends on your computer. Most times, it's the F10 key but a search of your computer would be best as mine is F9 or F1
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The key cylinder in one of my locks is upside down and requires a special tool to remove it. Does this key kit have such a tool? Also, what is the purpose of the two supplied tools.
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Is is for S series remotes. Assuming SC2 is an "S" series, the year range listed and was made for the North American market, and the car has keyless entry, then yes!!!Thanks,KeylessRide
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Unfortunately, no. I removed the cylinder hoping to re-key it to a Schlage keyway, but the Kevo uses the Kwikset Smartkey technology which is a slightly larger diameter cylinder (and does not have the vertical section housing the pins) than standard Kwikset, Schalge or other common household locks. This was my most disappointing discovery about this lock.
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I believe that these do fit. My original key is the SC1, but not sure about the terminology past that. If I'm not mistaking there are 7 different types of locks that all fit within this standard size, but honestly, I don't know much past that. The quality of the keys are solid as well, they feel just as sturdy as the original OEM keys.
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No, they cannot be keyed with Schlage door hardware pins/keys. The cylinders in these padlocks take a smaller diameter pin used in many other padlock brands and also have a smaller diameter plug with a different keyway. These are not compatible with service kits/keys/cylinders from Schlage
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Yes, both sides are keyed alike, uses the same key to open. Also, cylinder can be rekeyed to match your existing Schlage lock by a locksmith or if you have the pins.
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Unfortnatly the locking cylinder in this lock is fairly unique and converting it to a Schlage keyway would be very, very difficult.Lawrence Nye, Owner Eagle Eye Lock & Security
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Can Download PDF Instruction On Linehttp://www.t-motorsports.com/product_images/pdf/SCC001-Assembly_Instructions.pdfNot bad Set up Made Our Life much Simpler
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Thanks for your email.1. This lock is Not a "double cylinder" lock. 2. This lock comes with Schlage keyway, may not be easy to rekey to fit Quickset cylinder.LuminAir Products / KeylessPro team