I may yet still find it....have to get out in the garage early...sweep all the leaves that have blown under the door...etc.

I had my ignition key seperate from my regular set of keys I use for the office...house etc....because they would possibly scratch the paint when fueling up...since the stupid key does not remove after you open the filler cap.

I mean...I know losing a key is pretty stupid...but it's becaue some idiot somewhere drove around after a fill up with his fuel cap open...yada ya...and now we all suffer.

I don't have any torx wrenches...my bike with steering lock engaged is in the garage.

I have to be at work tomorrow...so need a quick fix.

I don't think the local dealer makes keys...as when they gave me the original...they recommended a local locksmith to make a duplicate.

I know how to take off the ignition switch...but again...no torx wrench...and no way to run around before work to shop for some.

Hopefully...I'll sweep the garage tomorrow...and find it buried in a pile of leaves.

Like a needle in a haystack.

 

If you ignition is factory issued there will be a number punched into it ..Take that # to your dealer ship and they can cut you a key if not I can and will ship it out but will prolly take a week or so to get to you !!

 

Gearhead is right, the dealer can get you a key...I don't think dealers cut keys anymore though...they will have to order it...or...

I once locked some keys in the trunk of a car and a locksmith came and we took a door panel off and took the lock out of the door and in his little 'magic' van he made a key for the car...to me it was nothing short of amazing. But if you can find a lock and key guy that can make a key from a lock you could just take the lock off your gas tank.

 

Actually...I found the 3 digit code that was on te final bill of sale...and a local...GREAT locksmith shop did the rest.
G2G...(Good To Go)