Westfield Ignition Lock
Westfield Ignition Lock
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Zumbruk

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7,848 posts

282 months

Saturday 28th April 2012
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I've just bought a 1998 Westfield SEiW, apparently built from a modular kit. Does anyone have any idea where the ignition lock comes from? I only got one key, so need to get a spare cut and I don't know which manufacturer it comes from. The chap in the lock shop is bound to ask what kind of car it is!

I've looked through the build manual and had a Google, but I can't find it so far. The chap I bought it from didn't build it, so it's unlikely he would know. Does anyone here?

ColinM50

2,685 posts

197 months

Saturday 28th April 2012
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Irrelevant where or what car the key's from. He's either got the right blank or hasn't. If not try somewhere else. Not rocket science.

Zumbruk

Original Poster:

7,848 posts

282 months

Saturday 28th April 2012
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ColinM50 said:
Irrelevant where or what car the key's from. He's either got the right blank or hasn't. If not try somewhere else. Not rocket science.
Perhaps you need to go back to bed and get out the right side instead?

ColinM50

2,685 posts

197 months

Saturday 28th April 2012
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Oh well sorry my answer or suggestion doesn't suit you Zumbruk but it's a fact that for a key cutter he either has the right blank or doesn't. What does he care which car it's from?

Anyway looking at my crystal ball my estimation is the lock's from a Ford. There you go does that suit you better? Off back to bed now to have a good cry.

spaximus

4,363 posts

275 months

Saturday 28th April 2012
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It will be a mine/allegro key, but the previouse poster is correct the key cutter will have the correct balnk or not to copy.

Zumbruk

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7,848 posts

282 months

Sunday 29th April 2012
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The last time I went to get a car key cut, the very first words out of the guys mouth were "What car is it?"

I am mystified why it is that if people have nothing constructive or helpful to post, they bother to open their traps at all. Don't they have anything better to do?

mr_fibuli

1,109 posts

217 months

Sunday 29th April 2012
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Zumbruk said:
The last time I went to get a car key cut, the very first words out of the guys mouth were "What car is it?"

I am mystified why it is that if people have nothing constructive or helpful to post, they bother to open their traps at all. Don't they have anything better to do?
As far as I know mine is an Austin Allegro column and lock.

Bruc3

71 posts

174 months

Sunday 29th April 2012
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If it is just a standard key like mentioned above it shouldn't matter.

My Jago uses Mk1 running gear, but I had a key cut from a generic blank.

the cutter just said to me if theres any problems bring it back and he'l try again!