Hi, Guest
If you can get Dad to go at it with a drill, it is easy enough to replace. Mine went on me last year. Got the new cylinder (about $90cad iirc), armed myself with 10mm steel drills, decent power drill, extension cable...and drilled it out.
I'll see if I can find the link for the how-to.
S.
Ok, found it...go HERE for instructions. Print out and read all of it before attempting the job.
Mine took me about 45 minutes to do, but was working in the dark, so had to go slow.
When you buy the cylinder assy, it will come with tumblers that you must match to your original keys. It's quite easy, and there are complete drawings/instructions with it.
Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
Scorp.
I'll see if I can find the link for the how-to.
S.
Ok, found it...go HERE for instructions. Print out and read all of it before attempting the job.
Mine took me about 45 minutes to do, but was working in the dark, so had to go slow.
When you buy the cylinder assy, it will come with tumblers that you must match to your original keys. It's quite easy, and there are complete drawings/instructions with it.
Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
Scorp.