2 key Blanks / Blank Key for Suzuki Motorcycles ATV Scooters Key Codes 101-499

Description

Very Important...  Note:  The short blank won't work if you need a long blank....  The longer blank will work fine if you need a short key blank, it will just stick out of the ignition farther than the short blank...The long version blank has two different style heads, a metalhead or a plastic head...The short blank is only available in an all-metal key head...To make sure you buy the correct blank, compare the length of your current working key to the picture...This listing is for two (2) key blanks...The first picture is a sample of all three keys to show the difference.
This listing is for
two (2)
new
Uncut
Aftermarket
key blanks.
Read the entire description and the
Important notes
below.
From the "key code range" list, choose the code range
101-499 Short
101-499
Long metal head
101-499 Long plastic head.
The long version blank has 2 different style heads, a metalhead or a plastic head. The short blank is only available in an all-metal head.
Important Note
:
The short blank won't work if you need a long blank. The longer blank will work fine if you need a short blank, it will just stick out of the ignition farther than the short blank...
To make sure you buy the correct blank, compare the length of your current working key to the picture.
*
Suzuki made their 3 digit code series keys in 2 different lengths: The short version and long version.
The first picture is a sample of all three key blanks to show the difference. The listing is for 2 blanks
Even though your bike is listed in the compatibility section of this listing your bike must also use
the code range 101-499,
if it doesn’t, this is not the correct blank for your bike.
You'll have to take them and your current working key to a locksmith, hardware store or reputable key cutter and have them cut before they can be used in your ignition or lock.
Before you have them cut,
make sure this blank is correct for your ignition or lock by sliding the
uncut
key blank into the key hole. If the blank will not slide in the key hole, it's not the correct blank
.
The key blanks you receive may be a different brand or head (bow) shape than the one pictured.
Places to look for your bike's key code:
* Stamped on the blade of your original OEM key.
* Stamped on the ignition housing or on a sticker on the ignition, removal of the switch will probably be necessary to find the code.
* Hand written in the original owners manual or on other paperwork that came with your bike when it was purchased new. The original owner or dealership may have written the key code in there somewhere.
No returns on key blanks that have been cut.
Shipping
:
I ship Monday-Friday. If I receive your payment before 9:00 am EST time, I will mail it out the same day. USPS First Class mail with tracking.