Setting a door lock to zero bit?
Question by m_k_cool_guy:
Ok, thanks in advance.
Ok, thanks in advance.
Beginning to do some property inspections, and I find myself in a situation that I’ve never encountered before.
I have been instructed to keep a door lock (Qwik-set or some other cheap brand) in my vehicle should I need to change it out on the property. However, they are saying to make sure of the following:
“Be prepared with a drill, cheap lock set coded to zero bit and blank key”
It states to have a locksmith change it to zero bit and provide a blank key. Is there a way to do this myself without having the added cost of a locksmith providing one? ALSO, is the blank key different than the one that comes with the lock set?
Again thanks in advance.
Matt
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Yes the blank key would be different then the one that comes with the set. Also re-coding a lock isn’t that expensive…due to bad roommates I had to do it, it only ran like 4$ for the re-code and some two new keys that matched the new code.