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Replacement lock

Postby Pegsyno1 » Thu 25.05.2017, 19:40

Hi

Sometime in history my boot lock was forced and totally stuffed. The owner at the time rigged some cable ties through to the hood stowage well and by pulling on these the boot opens. Brilliant.

I'd like to return it to original though and am seeking advice on how to do this. I need a new boot lock, but I want it to match the set of keys that fit the ignition and other locks. I want to avoid having lots of keys for different locks.
I'm sure I'll have the original key code with the paperwork, but who do I give it to who will give me a matching barrell?

Thanks for helping
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Re: Replacement lock

Postby rip » Thu 25.05.2017, 20:51

You could modify it like mine & remove the door locks then fill the holes. The doors still lock but by remote only. You will only have the 1 key then.
This was not a mod I made; I bought my car like it. I like it though.
Another alternative is to look for an Elan being broken. I expect locks are not the most common thing to be snapped up so you may be able to buy the set.
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Re: Replacement lock

Postby Rice crispy » Thu 25.05.2017, 20:57

There were sets of locks and keys on eBay a while ago and I think they were on the aftersales list as well
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Re: Replacement lock

Postby Pegsyno1 » Thu 25.05.2017, 21:12

So if I bought a set of locks, would I get the ignition barrel as well as the doors and boot?

And then I can see changing the doors to be relatively straightforward but I can't imagine that changing the ignition barrel is quite so easy?

Has anybody had experience of this?
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Re: Replacement lock

Postby rip » Thu 25.05.2017, 21:41

Have you got an S2?
On an SE/NA, the ignition barrel takes a completely different key from the boot/door anyway.
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Re: Replacement lock

Postby dapinky » Thu 25.05.2017, 22:15

Pegsyno1 wrote:So if I bought a set of locks, would I get the ignition barrel as well as the doors and boot?

And then I can see changing the doors to be relatively straightforward but I can't imagine that changing the ignition barrel is quite so easy?

Has anybody had experience of this?


Basically, to get the same key for ignition, 2 x doors and the boot you need a set of locks from an S2 - as RIP says, the doors and boot are different to the ignition on the SE/NA.

Actually changing the lock units is quite straightforward (even the ignition) - the hard bit is getting the locks to start with.
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Re: Replacement lock

Postby Pegsyno1 » Thu 25.05.2017, 22:48

Thanks for replies

It is an S2, so by the sounds of it , I just have to look out for a new lock set. I suppose these are only available second hand?
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Re: Replacement lock

Postby Rice crispy » Thu 25.05.2017, 22:53

Paul matty list them A100U6033F not sure if it is the S2 set? Or even if it's in stock
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Re: Replacement lock

Postby Brit-Car-Nut » Thu 25.05.2017, 23:34

That is the SE 2 door and 1 boot set. SJ also have them - at £75.06

NOT listed for the S2. It would be easiest to find a used S2 boot lid and buy the lock and clip and then have a locksmith re-key it to your existing keys.

The correct part number for an S2 boot lock is A100U6054F - it went obsolete in 2001
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Re: Replacement lock

Postby lotusflasherman » Fri 26.05.2017, 00:55

On my SE the boot key is very small and also fits the doors but rarely* used as the doors are usually opened and locked remotely with the Gemini Alarm/Immobiliser fob. Only key I use is boot key so wouldn't cause me any problems to have a different boot key. (* Only time I lock doors with key is if I don't want to set the alarm for some reason)
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Re: Replacement lock

Postby John_W » Fri 26.05.2017, 07:35

Would it be simpler to add a remote boot release mechanism? See the options on this thread viewtopic.php?f=44&t=9652 .
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