Keys

[jeff langmack]

I don't know if this is the right area, but I'll try anyway. I lost the key to my 1979 GS850G. Need help. Thanks Geoff.

[tkent02]

Get the number from one of the locks, a good locksmith can make a key for you.

[chuck hahn]

Look at the seat latch and you should see a 3 digit code on the face..thats the key code. any locksmith can make a key using that code number..tell them its a Suzuki whatever and year and they will be in like flynn.

[7981GS]

What number are you looking for? I have several and could simply make a copy for you.

Daniel

[jeff langmack]

keys

The seat lock shows 114 thanks Geoff

[7981GS]

I happen to have one of those.
Send me a PM with details as to your location.

Daniel

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[chuck hahn]

And the same key used to work everything...RIGHT??? just to be sure the 114 is what you need for the ignition!!!

[1_v8_merc]

My ignition is so worn, I think I could start it with a popsicle stick.


I formulated a little "trick" to start my GS, in the event that I lose my keys...next time. lol Not a Popsicle stick though.

[argonsagas]

For reasons I never understood, key blanks cost a lot more in some States than they do here.

You do not need to buy an actual Suzuki blank, but can use Chrysler blanks, which are commonly available.

[bccap]

For reasons I never understood, key blanks cost a lot more in some States than they do here.

You do not need to buy an actual Suzuki blank, but can use Chrysler blanks, which are commonly available.

Out here they're 16 bucks from a Suzuki dealership, or $2.50 from a locksmith.