Made my last call to Scott Clark this afternoon

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Following Grand Master Dave roadstr6 advise, went to Town and Country to get an original cut key as my ignition tumbler was acting up. But first, called Scott Clark, then Hendricks, then T&C.
  • Scott Clark: they can do it, have to order the keys as they dont have any, and will be just under $50 and will be next week, Monday at the earliest.
  • Hendricks in Concord: "dude, I dont know, we need to remove the passenger door cylinder to get the key code, might take some time, and I don't know if we have keys like that. But when the manager comes in, I will call you back with details, this the best number to reach you? okay, will call you at 8:15" Still no call at 12:00.
  • Town and Country: Yes, we can do it, about $16 for the Toyota key, bring registration and your license, we send a request to Toyota and get authorization in about 10 mins, we can do it anytime.
T&C, Paul took care of me, $16.09. Made some more copies at Lowes, and was able to use the key on the tailgate for the first time, ever. And the ignition tumbler works like silk.


That's very strange on the Scott Clark front there. I had a brand new key cut for my cruiser and my sisters truck.... was about $27 out the door for both.
 
Just seach for the Toyota Parts Catalog (used to be a sticky on our site but someone keeps moving it) and find the part numbers. Parts guys love it, it helps them out and solves the naming issue. Never had a problem with Fred Anderson or Apex (Hendrick) Toyota getting the part I need.


Toyota Electronic Parts Catalog
 
Following Grand Master Dave roadstr6 advise, went to Town and Country to get an original cut key as my ignition tumbler was acting up. But first, called Scott Clark, then Hendricks, then T&C.
  • Scott Clark: they can do it, have to order the keys as they dont have any, and will be just under $50 and will be next week, Monday at the earliest.
  • Hendricks in Concord: "dude, I dont know, we need to remove the passenger door cylinder to get the key code, might take some time, and I don't know if we have keys like that. But when the manager comes in, I will call you back with details, this the best number to reach you? okay, will call you at 8:15" Still no call at 12:00.
  • Town and Country: Yes, we can do it, about $16 for the Toyota key, bring registration and your license, we send a request to Toyota and get authorization in about 10 mins, we can do it anytime.
T&C, Paul took care of me, $16.09. Made some more copies at Lowes, and was able to use the key on the tailgate for the first time, ever. And the ignition tumbler works like silk.
Toyota of hickory,did mine for the 80 , old oem key was so worn out , none of the copies would work any of the locks.
 
Still waiting for Hendricks to call me back. Joking aside, I have plenty of experience with Hendricks dealerships. Sales are typically good, but unless I know the service guys.... avoid avoid avoid.
 

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