2004 SUZUKI ALTO KEY CODE

[estate]

RHD Car, Numbers on the barrel are 1621....... Instacode throws up that it should be an " Equator 2009 " that's not right is it?

[autochei]

i think with sbb no need pin code

[estate]

this is the key code not the pin code autochei :)

[Recoder]

The code i get mate is as follows
Code 1621 = 01621
Blank NSN14
Cuts Bow to tip 1234334242

HTH

[whiskeyman]

Blank has to be suz14 or suz11

[Recoder]

Blank has to be suz14 or suz11

When i see your post i agree so went a rechecked and it comes up NSN14 (silca).
So i dont really know what to think mate .
I used instacode to find this ?

Would love to get to the bottom of this could it be a bug in software ?.


Regards Todd

[Recoder]

[QUOTE=Recoder;2550468]When i see your post i agree so went a rechecked and it comes up NSN14 (silca).
So i dont really know what to think mate .
I used instacode to find this ?

Would love to get to the bottom of this could it be a bug in software ?.


Regards Todd[/QUOTE

Think i may have found the answer.

Suzuki Alto = Nissan Pixo

So maybe thats where the confusion maybe .

HTH .
let us know Estate the final outcome please.

[estate]

not on this year Recoder, i think the alto/pixo relationship didn't start till 09? Don't have an nsn14 lishi unfortunately :(. Will pull another lock and check for more codes.

[estate]

Just pulled the boot lock. 8 wafers. Definitely not NSN14 then.... No markings on the wafers..... Will Instacode give me suz11 key details? How many depths etc? Will try and decode that way.

[Recoder]

I tried putting sz11 in and it gave me 7....
so i put 71621 and it gave me this 21342433
Aint got a clue if it will do it or not but worth a blank to try when you get some mate ?..

[p1et]

Just put blank SZ11 blank key into the plug of disassembled lock and then you will know the cuts. This profile got 4 heights and 8 wafers so you have a complete set to make a key.

[estate]

Number 4 being the highest or lowest?

[p1et]

http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=320108&stc=1

[estate]

So is this 21342433 or 34213122 ? 21342433 I think :-/ ............

http://www.digital-kaos.co.uk/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=320114&stc=1

[nazz2]

I think its the first one, although the 6th wafer looks like a wornout 4! which is like 3 1/2!.

[Recoder]

i think 21342433 as no 2 is sunk flush and 4&6 are well high
so deep cut =4
so no cut =1
That my thoughts mate
hth

[estate]

That was my thoughts too Recoder.... Only one way to find out......

[p1et]

Yes, 21342433 should work. Instacode find such bitting also.

[estate]

Instacode does indeed seem to throw that Bitting up if like Recoder said earlier by adding 7 to the code so 71621 gives the correct Bitting....... How did you know to do that Recoder?

[paul_12345]

Theres always the hand file - good time to have a play with impressioning?

[paul_12345]

Instacode does indeed seem to throw that Bitting up if like Recoder said earlier by adding 7 to the code so 71621 gives the correct Bitting....... How did you know to do that Recoder?

because the series is 71001 to 72500 so it will always start with a 7

[estate]

Ah right.......... so if I searched Suzuki Alto in IC it would of given me the Series of 71001 - so then i add the initial " 7 " and then my " code of " 1621 "..... and the code of 71621 gives me the code..... it may all seem very simple to some, but I don't really use IC so it's all very new to me...... Thanks for everyones input and I hope this thread helps someone in the future.

[Recoder]

All i did estate was to just put code in no other info and go from there ie 1621 press enter and select from there and see what comes up.
You can always narrow it down by filling in other fields.

Instacode is a must if your out on the road etc .

Its one of them things that you think you never need to use much but its a mine of info,and if you get a couple of dodgey wafers reading with lishi etc just put in what your sure of ,ie HU101 no 10=2 normally and any others you know and it will fill in the blanks or cutting tree etc .
Regards Todd