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Tiger Time => Steamers (1993-1998 Tigers) => Topic started by: R0B on August 04, 2010, 10:36:48 PM

Title: Is it possible to swap lock barrels to replacements?
Post by: R0B on August 04, 2010, 10:36:48 PM
Hi All, Is it possible to swap your lock, or re-key the ignition etc to match your existing key?.

Thanks

Rob
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Post by: Mustang on August 04, 2010, 11:32:00 PM
you can buy a new set that has matching keys for ignition and seat lock ...but they are expensive and the ignition lock is a real bugger to swap out .
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Post by: BruKen on August 05, 2010, 12:52:22 AM
I'm glad you said that because I never figured a way to get those shear bolts out without using excessive force (I.e. A really big hammer). In the end it took hours and hours of patience for me to slowly pick the rust out of YAPI's tumblers so the key would turn again.
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Post by: R0B on August 05, 2010, 01:35:38 AM
I was think more of was it possible to swap the barrels, but it sounds like a no.............................bugger

Thanks

Rob
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Post by: rf9rider on August 05, 2010, 02:39:23 AM
I`m sort of looking into this myself.

I`m wondering if the early Trophy/Trident/Daytona etc wiring is the same so we could use a lockset from one of those?
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Post by: rf9rider on August 05, 2010, 02:52:20 AM
According to Triumph part numbers, a 94 Tiger shares the same ignition switch as all the following, so perhaps a better alternative would be to buy a complete lockset from a broken bike.

1990 Triumph DAYTONA   
1991 Triumph DAYTONA   
1991 Triumph TROPHY   
1992 Triumph DAYTONA
1992 Triumph TROPHY   
1993 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL
1993 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL   
1993 Triumph TIGER
1993 Triumph TROPHY   
1994 Triumph SPEED TRIPLE   
1994 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL
1994 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL   
1994 Triumph TIGER   
1994 Triumph TROPHY   
1995 Triumph DAYTONA   
1995 Triumph SPEED TRIPLE   
1995 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL   
1995 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL   
1995 Triumph THUNDERBIRD
1995 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
1995 Triumph TIGER   
1995 Triumph TRIDENT   
1995 Triumph TROPHY   
1996 Triumph DAYTONA   
1996 Triumph SPEED TRIPLE   
1996 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL   
1996 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL   
1996 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
1996 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
1996 Triumph TIGER   
1996 Triumph TRIDENT
1996 Triumph TROPHY   
1997 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL   
1997 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL   
1997 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
1997 Triumph THUNDERBIRD
1997 Triumph TIGER   
1997 Triumph TRIDENT   
1997 Triumph TROPHY   
1998 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL   
1998 Triumph SPRINT CARBS ALL   
1998 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
1998 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
1998 Triumph TIGER   
1998 Triumph TRIDENT   
1998 Triumph TROPHY   
1999 Triumph ADVENTURER   
1999 Triumph LEGEND TT   
1999 Triumph THUNDERBIRD
1999 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
1999 Triumph TROPHY   
2000 Triumph ADVENTURER   
2000 Triumph LEGEND TT
2000 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
2000 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
2000 Triumph TROPHY   
2001 Triumph ADVENTURER   
2001 Triumph LEGEND TT   
2001 Triumph THUNDERBIRD
2001 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
2001 Triumph TROPHY   
2002 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
2002 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
2002 Triumph TROPHY   
2003 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
2003 Triumph THUNDERBIRD   
2003 Triumph TROPHY
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Post by: abruzzi on August 05, 2010, 05:37:24 AM
I haven't looked closely at the locks, but any locksmith deserving of the name should be able to rekey one to the other, or re key them both to a new key.  If the ignition is hard to remove, have them rekey the seat lock to match.

And (at least here) it's cheaper than you think.  My local lady will do it for $10 per lock.

EDIT: Also, if you don't have a key for the ignition, have them cut a new key from impression, that's usually even cheaper.

Geof
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