Auto Security C42-137 Ford Ignition Dome Type Uncoded

Auto Security Products C42-137 Ford Ignition Dome Type Uncoded offers a seamless solution for replacing your vehicle’s ignition lock while preserving the integrity of your existing keyed system. Designed specifically for Ford vehicles, this ignition lock features a chrome dome face that enhances both functionality and aesthetics. This lock utilizes the original Ford service ignition lock method, allowing you to install a new factory-assembled ignition lock using 10-cut keys. By maintaining the original matched lock system, you ensure that the same key operates both the ignition and door locks, just as it did when the car was new. The keys supplied with the C42-137 lock come uncoded in specific positions, requiring only the appropriate cuts from your original key to be transferred for proper functionality. Installation is straightforward-simply avoid altering positions 7, 8, 9, and 10 on the new keys. This means you can confidently provide your customers with keys that operate both the new ignition lock and existing door locks. The C42-137 is compatible with a range of Ford models and is a reliable choice for automotive locksmiths and professionals seeking quality and convenience in their security hardware. Elevate your automotive locksmithing capabilities with the Auto Security Products C42-137 ignition lock today.

Ford Ignition Dome Type Uncoded

The original Ford service ignition lock method is a convenient way to install a new factory assembled ignition lock in a car using 10-cut keys, and preserve the original matched lock system where the same key will operate the ignition and door locks same as when the car was new. Check the original car key and identify the depth of the cut in position 5 counting from the head of the key, (same as position 6 counting from the tip of the key). The keys supplied with the new lock are uncut in positions 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6 counting from the head of the key. (All future references in these instructions will refer to cut positions counting from the HEAD of the key only.) New locks are supplied with position 5 of the key pre-cut to either #1, #2, #3, #4, or #5 depth. After identifying the proper lock series to use, and identifying the depth of the cut in position 6 of the original car key, select the part number that you need from the list above. Transfer the cuts from positions 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6 only of the original car key to those same positions of the keys supplied with the new lock. Position 5 of the keys supplied with the new lock should be pre-cut to the same depth as position 5 of the original car key.

How to Order:

• Do not touch positions 7, 8, 9, and 10 of the keys supplied with the new lock.
• Upon doing this the keys supplied with the new lock should operate both the new ignition lock and the door locks. (The original car key will continue to operate the door locks but will not operate the new ignition lock.)
• Install the new ignition lock in the car and give the customer the new keys that will operate the new ignition lock and the door locks.
• Order new locks according to the following descriptions:
• Chrome dome face (applications using C-42-130 random coded lock or C-42-137 uncoded lock)
• C-42-131 - #1 depth in position 5 of the key
• C-42-132 - #2 depth in position 5 of the key
• C-42-133 - #3 depth in position 5 of the key
• C-42-134 - #4 depth in position 5 of the key
• C-42-135 - #5 depth in position 5 of the key

Features

• C-42-132 - #2 depth in position 5 of the key
• Do not touch positions 7, 8, 9, and 10 of the keys supplied with the new lock.
• C-42-134 - #4 depth in position 5 of the key
• Order new locks according to the following descriptions:
• Chrome dome face (applications using C-42-130 random coded lock or C-42-137 uncoded lock)
• C-42-131 - #1 depth in position 5 of the key
• C-42-133 - #3 depth in position 5 of the key
• C-42-135 - #5 depth in position 5 of the key
• Install the new ignition lock in the car and give the customer the new keys that will operate the new ignition lock and the door locks.
• Upon doing this the keys supplied with the new lock should operate both the new ignition lock and the door locks. (The original car key will continue to operate the door locks but will not operate the new ignition lock.)