Can you put your old key in and rekey the lock yourself
593342
Ask the key guy at the local hardware store . There are so many different locks now a days .he or she will know
593343
I bought 5 of these door handles and had them rekeyed so i could use my existing key.
90383
No. You place the key back, close the lid and twist the knob to relock. This will reset the code for the next access.
1841411
Yes you can put in your old key without having the new one cut. I bought it for the same application.
801050
The original key will still work after you program the new key. Be sure to follow the included instructions so your vehicle accepts both keys.
1591799
If you do not have 2 keys that already work you will not be able to program 1 new key. I had a local moble locksmith cut new key and program .
2031649
Any lock can be re-keyed, but only to a SPECIFIC key if the two keys are in compatible series of blanks. You'd have to show your key and a key from this lock to a locksmith to be sure.
1755446
In a short answer, no. You will have to use one set of keys or the other. If you need, say eight keys to fit your locks you will have to have extra duplicate keys made at either a lock smith or hardware store like Home Depot.
1250011
No. You have to have a chip. Migrating the chip from the old key is a major pain.
275892
it may be possible, I'm not a locksmith but for the price of the lock it most likely wouldn't be cost effective. Probably cheaper to just replace all your locks with new ones.
614252
I'm no locksmith. I think the keys are brass, certainly not steel. Count the little humps or points on the key to determine how many pins are in the lock. Yes you can rekey a lock that has been rekeyed before. It is easier if you have a functioning key for the lock, the follow the instructions. There are Utube demonstrations on how to rekey a lock that may help you. Google it.
1499489
I believe so. Its just a case/cover...the innards of your old one will need to be disassembled / removed and transferred over into this new one. So, functionality remains unchanged. If your key looks or is shaped like this one, with the exception that there's no "trunk" button...then should be no problem.
242816
I don't know about rekeying. A lock smith can do it, however, I think I've see that Amazon does offer a 2 latch set and both are keyed the same
1459445
You can get them keyed to the same physical key. If you are the DYI type you can order a pin set and the tools required to do it yourself. There are videos on YouTube that show you how. I have plently expericane in this area as I used to rekey locks often. I do not recommend it if you are not good with your hands. Any locksmith can do it for you and it shouldn't cost too much. I say check out the a YouTube video first and then decide if you want to tackle it yourself.
1669564
I am more than sure a lock smith can re-key the safe. Do not know if other key's will fit.
109081
No, You have to manually turn the knob to lock & use code or key to re-enter house.
2100681
I rekeyed all of the locks in my house after purchasing all new fixtures. It isn't that difficult to do but if you aren't mechanically inclined then you can take them to a locksmith and he/she will match them to the key you want to use. I'm not sure about the keypad entry but if it has a key as well as the keypad, then it can also be rekeyed.
1455676
Not as far as I know, the first step in rekeying the lock is to insert the old key and turn the key...