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Thread: 2002 Trunk Lock
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09-16-2007 01:33 PM #1
2002 Trunk Lock
Hello All! I recently purchased a 1974 BMW 2002. The trunk was locked with the ignition key as the owner did not provide me with the smaller trunk key. It will not open and I was wondering how I might get in it again or if anyone has a replacement lock and key in the event I need to drill it out. Many thanks in advance for helpful info.
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09-17-2007 12:05 PM #2
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09-17-2007 04:41 PM #3
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09-17-2007 04:42 PM #4
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09-18-2007 07:22 AM #5
Re: Do you have numbers on the other key? Any chan
Al,
The original 2002 trunk key starts with a "W" and is followed, I believe, by 4 numbers., opposite side of the stamped BMW logo. "Ilco" trunk lock keys for a 2002 are either "114" or "120" series; the 114 key looks similar to the original. A locksmith should be able to fix you up or the nearest BMW dealer to you, by the 2002's VIN I would think.
Tim
'69 2000
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09-18-2007 10:51 PM #6
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09-19-2007 07:08 AM #7
Re: My keys are Huf. The trunk is only cut on one
Those are the original manufacturer's keys Roy, Huff keys, which, I imagine may be available from the dealer. The ignition key for my 1969 2000 is an Ilco, BMW1- B80NR. The trunk lock ( same as the 2002 ) key is the Huff key., cut on one side. I used to have a spare trunk lock/key Al, but sold it a few years ago.
Tim
'69 2000
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09-19-2007 07:22 PM #8
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09-21-2007 10:39 AM #9
Re: My keys are Huf. The trunk is only cut on one
I did manage to get in the trunk without a key via a trick shared with me on another forum site, rather simple and works on most years of the 2002, I need to get a close look at the lock cylinder for the numbers mentioned. Thanks for all the information, I am learning much about my little bimmer and am hooked already!
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09-21-2007 10:51 AM #10
Re: 2002 Trunk Lock
Al,
I have never tried this method, but have seen this solution posted before. Suggest you search the board.
Remove the rear trunk lid roundel. Then using a long thin schrewdriver, insert in the hole a work around to pop the trunk. Then remove the lock and take it to a locksmith (though unlikely to have a key blank) or just go to the dealer and buy a new lock (less than $100 with BMWCCA discount). You can also call 2002AD and get a used lock and key.
Good luck
Mike
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09-30-2007 12:17 AM #11
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