Two New 1999-2004 Land Rover Discovery Series Ii Ignition/door Key Blanks Pair! on 2040-parts.com
US $8.61
Location:
Clayton, North Carolina, United States
Condition:New
Brand:ILCO
Warranty:Yes
Manufacturer Part Number:ILCO
The listing you are viewing is for: a PAIR (two total) of NEW UNCUT ignition/door handle/fuel door key blanks for the following vehicles:
1999 Land Rover Discovery Series II
2000 Land Rover Discovery Series II
2001 Land Rover Discovery Series II
2002 Land Rover Discovery Series II
2003 Land Rover Discovery Series II
2004 Land Rover Discovery Series II
Using your existing key as a template, these new high quality nickel-plated brass Land Rover key blanks can be taken to any locksmith or professional key cutter to duplicate your key for the above vehicles.
WE HAVE SOLD THOUSANDS OF THESE KEYS- MORE THAN ANYONE ON EBAY!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q. I have been told that the nickel-plating on a key will wear out the cutting wheel on a key duplicating machine prematurely. Is this true?
A. While Nickel-plating is hard, the wear difference on a cutting wheel is insignificant. Cutter wear is more affected by the speed and the pressure a person applies when duplicating a key. In addition, foreign objects that come in contact with the cutter and/or contact with the vise jaw will have an adverse affect on cutter life.
Q. What is the difference between brass keys and nickel-plated keys?
A. In both cases the base material is brass. Nickel-plating the key extends the shelf life of the key and helps to maintain a "like new" look for a longer period of time.
Q. Why not make all keys out of steel?
A. The internal components of the lock are commonly made of brass or nickel-silver. Making all keys of steel would result in premature wear on the parts.
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