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wkearney99 did pass the time by typing:
> ... I only want to extract the broken tip > of the old key from the cylinder. It's too far in there to extract. > Made even harder due to the the spring-loaded cover inside the keyhole. > Yes, I could pay a locksmith to do this but that'd probably end up > being more than this old wreck is worth. Those types of removals are tough. The only times I have done one there was a hole at the back of the lock that let me push the old key out using some wire or a toothpick. I still had to butt it up to the old key or use a wire to hold the pins out of the way. You could bend up a paperclip to hold the pins out of the way and then try slapping the edge of the lock against a hard surface. There might be enough mass to move the remaining key bit out. -- DougW |
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