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Old 02-25-2009, 11:59 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I had my 1998 Camry LE stolen yesterday. They used a slim jim to get in. The police found the car. No damage. The police said I should replace the lock cylinder since it looked pretty old and probably was started with another Toyota key. Can someone tell me how to remove and install a new one? Thanks.
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1, are you wanting to replace all the locks? or jus the the ignition? if it's everything then the door locks are a cinch! just CAREFULLY remove the skin/trim on the doors, look inside and you'll see that the locks are held in with a slide plate. all fairly basic once you see it. i'd recommend replacing with aftermarket locks. ignition is a little more difficult, as i've never needed to do mine. someone here will help with that though. keep us posted!
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would be cool if you can install a newer ignition from a newer toyota.. i was thinking about doing this after my car got stolen too
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I had my 1998 Camry LE stolen yesterday. They used a slim jim to get in. The police found the car. No damage. The police said I should replace the lock cylinder since it looked pretty old and probably was started with another Toyota key. Can someone tell me how to remove and install a new one? Thanks.
Wrong section BTW, a 98 would make you a Gen 3 or 4, we stop in this section at 1991.
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