hello fellow blazerforum member, i drive a 1994 chevy blazer s10.

when i bought it the previous owner only gave one key which is for the ignition. he never told me i needed a different key to open the doors. so my question is:did 1994 blazers come with 2 different keys? one for the ignition and one for the doors?

if so can i go to a chevy dealership and take my registration so they can make me a new key with the VIN number?

thanks.

 

yes, my 94 does have 2 keys, 1 for the doors and one for the ignition.

 

my 94 had 2 keys. 93 does too.

 

Also yes. Mine came with two keys.

And the previous owner replaced the tailgate lock at some point, with the wrong keyed lock. Now I have three keys.

 

thanks for the replies guys, do chevy dealerships make keys if i take them my vin number?

 

Hopefully all the locks haven't been replaced and the key made from the VIN works.

 

Just about all gms had 2 different keys. Here recently they have just started using single keys. Most likely you will have to change out all the lock cylinders to get a key. Gm tends to not keep much on stuff over 10 years old. You might luck out so it can't hurt to ask.




History leason. The 2 keys was a carry over from way back when they were harder to crank (6 volt days). This was actually a feature gm came up with and seen as being positive selling point over other makes. You could leave the car running and lock the doors.

 

call a locksmith and he can make you a new key or 2 and thatd be cheaper to do than the dealer.