Hello! I have a 2019 25QXFBWA with a Yamaha engine. Unfortunately, someone was doing some organizing and threw out sets of keys in that process. Does anyone know what my options are to replace the keys. Today is Sunday, so the dealership is closed. I was curious if I could just have someone come to the house today by miracle and re-key or what the process even entails. Anyone have experience with this? Any guidance would be appreciated
Missing keys for 2019 QX - How to replace?
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Jack M
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If you have a locksmith in your area give them a call . If not
your dealer should be able to help .
your dealer should be able to help .
babock
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Look in all of your PDI papers and see if they put the key number in there somewhere. Might be a tag.
If you happened to have taken pictures where the key is visble in the picture, you may zoom in and see if you can see the key number.
You could take the ignition switch out and see if there is a key number in the housing...if not...take the whole assembly to a locksmith.
Just to let you know what I do...I always take a picture of my key with my phone so I have a record of the key code on my phone and in the cloud.
If you happened to have taken pictures where the key is visble in the picture, you may zoom in and see if you can see the key number.
You could take the ignition switch out and see if there is a key number in the housing...if not...take the whole assembly to a locksmith.
Just to let you know what I do...I always take a picture of my key with my phone so I have a record of the key code on my phone and in the cloud.
sunedog
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I'm betting your dealer can provide you a replacement.
Several years ago, I wanted to buy a second key for my 2001 Benny with a Honda 115. I walked into a boat repair business (not a Bennington dealer) with my original key and asked if I could buy a replacement. I gave the clerk my Honda year and model and started to read the number of the original key. She cut me off and said she didn't need that. The keys were all the same.
Several years ago, I wanted to buy a second key for my 2001 Benny with a Honda 115. I walked into a boat repair business (not a Bennington dealer) with my original key and asked if I could buy a replacement. I gave the clerk my Honda year and model and started to read the number of the original key. She cut me off and said she didn't need that. The keys were all the same.