reb87

My locksmith confirmed the key code for these trucks is C250 . That key fits my 915, both 915a1s, 920

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OldGoat

Is it a one key fits all, or is that the blank that has to be cut for each truck?

Andy1234

If it fits the M915A1's and M920's, then it'll fit the
M916's.

Andy

reb87

locksmith said if I ever lost the key just tell him c250 and he could make a new one, so its not the blank but the finished key.

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BBoomerBootCamp

Would it be safe to assume that if some of the (m920's)trucks are being sold without keys, that the one (m920) truck that is supposed to have a key, has the right key for the others?

R Racing

I have M920 keys if someone needs them PM me.

Alredneck

Man, another universal key that needs to go on the chain! I got keys to stuff I dont know what they go to , now I have to get one incase I own one!

LanceRobson

There is a commercial lock switch that replaces the GI one-key-fits-all lock switch. Since some M915 series trucks show signs of lock switch damage (and you may want to re-key your truck anyway) you may want to take one on any M915 series pick up run. The lock switch has the correct number of terminals to control the fuel shut off switch; most others don't. I seem to remember it cost $27?

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Lance

doghead

Do those trucks have a door lock that uses the same key as the ignition?

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R Racing

They do indeed have door locks and the appear to be keyed alike. But my locks are frozen solid with dirt and rust so mine wont turn yet . but I'll free them up soon.