34 ford ing. & door key blank question

[fordcpe]

I'am I correct that the door and ing. keys are different than eack other. The door is round head and the ing. is square sort of. Macs looks like they sell the hurd blanks and just making sure before I order the blanks.Thanks Darrell

[Don Rogers]

Ignition and door key are the same round Hurd key punched the same. Accessories and trunk have a football shaped Hurd key.

[ken ct]

Door and ign. are the same key. Small round head. ken ct.

[fordcpe]

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[fordcpe]

then is macs incorrect

[Charlie Stephens]

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I have an interesting bit of trivia that might be of use. When I had the key cut for my '32 the locksmith's machine would not cut deep enough (that is to say the key was too narrow). I told him to put a unbent paper clip under the blank in the machine and it worked fine.

Charlie Stephens

[Don Rogers]

These are the Keys you want for your 34. Others will fit, but are not correct.

[JM 35 Sedan]

In addition to some of these key blanks being sold in the wrong configurarion, as compared to original, they are also being sold in the wrong type of material (not brass) and the wrong material thickness. This could cause a new key cut to either the number code or to a master key, to not work well in the lock cylinder. Also, a steel key would wear the internal brass cylinder pins a lot quicker. I recently bought some new key blanks from Carpenter that appear to be good copies of the original configuration.

[fordcpe]

Were the door and Ing, keys coded the same or did you need two keys.Darrell

[OLD...BILL]

Originally thay were the same, but over the years who knows??? the door and ing. were ther same and the trunk and glove box were a mach ie two different keys , also true to 39 don't know past that. .... IMHO. ....OLD....BILL

[Don Rogers]

From the factory, Ignition and door locks were keyed the same.

[oldford2]

O K let's slow down a bit. First you asked if the ignition key and door key "are different from each other". Do you mean the code or shape? If you are ordering blanks you must have a door key and ignition key that work? The key expert on Fordbarn is 32phil. PM him and he will give you the correct answer. He can also make the correctly shaped keys for your car. Keep us posted
John

[32phil]

Door and ignition keys were "keyed" the same ( same code #) The small round key was used I believe up until 1934. There is also a "short" round key and a "long" round key. I just bought 2 new short round keys this weekend at the Rhinebeck Nationals ...I paid $10 each (ouch !) All the different shaped blanks will work, just the heads were shaped differently. Many of the new blanks sold today are lighter than the original keys. The original blanks are thicker and fit more tightly in the cutter.