tleeburks

Good Morning,

I have a 94 chevy beretta. its my mother in laws that i just got out of the tow lot. she can't get access to the keys, neither can i. long story. anyway, i had it towed to my house, its on the street. i should of had it dropped in my driveway because i can move it but not turn the steering wheel. #1, how can i get a key made for it?, #2, if i can't, how can i get through the ignition to get the steering wheel turned to get it in my garage? i appreciate your input. thanks

jsgold

On my son's 94 we had a few years ago we were able to call GM and give them the vin number. They called the information in to a local key shop and we picked up keys there. His was stolen. Only problem you would have is if the ignition switch has been changed out of if GM has quit doing this, but pretty sure they can help you...

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rhandwor

Most lock smiths will come out and make you a key. Some AAA garages have a lock out kit to open a car door. Most garages have some lock out equipment as people have a habit of locking their car keys. Some police have equipment to do this. Ask some neighbor kids.

loosenut74

g.m. no longer does this... you must first call a company that reposses cars or has acess to getting the dealership that will make keys for such a type of company, the dealerships will tell you they cant make the keys, but they can do it...... they just wont because of the laws that will get them into trouble... so this is how you do it get the title... take the vin into the dealer... have them make the keys for you...it can be done off the vin, but they will tell you they can't...I agree with jsgold, if its been changed your best bet is a locksmith...