I lost both keys to my Yamaha vstar 1300 in a move. I was able to remove the helmet lock which is the same key as the ignition. I noticed the key goes deeper into the ignition than the seat lock. If I got one cut to the helmet lock, would it still work in the ignition?
@gregoryratliff1069 not exactly. Yes it fits all the locks but you need the ignition switch to make the entire key because the helmet lock and or gas cap lock doens have all the wafers in it . If you make key for gas cap, it might not have all the wafers as the ignition switch does
hey please respond to me! i have a 2015 yamaha zuma recently lost the keys and now i just received the replacement ignition i bought. how do i remove the original ignition? seems like a nightmare
I realize this is an older video but perhaps you received another Zuma Ignition switch since then. Under the cap there is a spring how does this spring position. If you have a complete disassemble of this ignition switch and reassembly id be happy. Recently I bought a 2012 Zuma with a broken key in ignition in the run position. I dissembled the switch and reassembled. I remove the broken key. I had a key made off the broken key and it works the gas cap. Unfortunately, I must have assembled the casing slightly off as the fresh new key made design would not turn the wafers. It did prior to installing the top cap hence my question on the spring. If I figure it out ill post a video of the complete process.
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I lost both keys to my Yamaha vstar 1300 in a move. I was able to remove the helmet lock which is the same key as the ignition. I noticed the key goes deeper into the ignition than the seat lock. If I got one cut to the helmet lock, would it still work in the ignition?
Any luck?
@ZedsD3adBaby hello, the helmet lock doesn't have all the wafers in there only the ignition switch has all of the cuts .
@ZedsD3adBaby ok. I pulled my whole ignition off and took it to a locksmith. I'm hoping he can get it
@tellarolston9261 if not mail it down to me I'll key it do a video and mail back same day
Yes one key fits any lock on the bike.
@gregoryratliff1069 not exactly. Yes it fits all the locks but you need the ignition switch to make the entire key because the helmet lock and or gas cap lock doens have all the wafers in it . If you make key for gas cap, it might not have all the wafers as the ignition switch does
hey please respond to me! i have a 2015 yamaha zuma recently lost the keys and now i just received the replacement ignition i bought. how do i remove the original ignition? seems like a nightmare
6months...no response...lol I think if you put that information out here he would lose business
I realize this is an older video but perhaps you received another Zuma Ignition switch since then. Under the cap there is a spring how does this spring position.
If you have a complete disassemble of this ignition switch and reassembly id be happy. Recently I bought a 2012 Zuma with a broken key in ignition in the run position. I dissembled the switch and reassembled. I remove the broken key. I had a key made off the broken key and it works the gas cap. Unfortunately, I must have assembled the casing slightly off as the fresh new key made design would not turn the wafers. It did prior to installing the top cap hence my question on the spring. If I figure it out ill post a video of the complete process.
No option to rekey it with new wafers?
The existing key would also fit the gas cap and perhaps helmet lock so it was best to key it as is.
This yamaha zuma 50 ignition is only $45 new from online part wharehouses and comes with 2 keys. Still cool to know how make a key for it though.
Many motorcycles have 9th3r locks that operate on 1 key 🔑
I lost my 1981 Yamaha Towny MJ50 keys how do I make a replacement
You can mail me the ignition switch and ill key it and ship back same day
I have a Yamaha Zuma 05. Every thing comes on but it will not start up .I need help