Looking for Tiger console lock assembly and trunk tumber FS900

[boss-tiger]

Looking for Tiger console lock assembly FS900 or any information re. taking these apart to re-key the tumbler.

Also looking for same FS900 trunk tumbler - I have taken my non FS900 trunk latch apart (that came with car) and looks like these can be re-keyed so probably go that direction unless someone has one then could sell (which I am open to to save me the time/effort)

Thanks in advance

 

[sunalp]

PM Mark, volvoguys on this forum. He has keys and may have exactly what you're looking for.
Cheers!
Steve

 

[boss-tiger]

Console lock number is stamped on the L bracket that physically locks the console lid. Posted same 'how to' on sunbeamalpine.org and received great Locks and Keys PDF file from harmandm. Assume everyone already knew this - ha

 

[65beam]

This week I installed the lock unit shown in this photo. The number is stamped on the flat threaded part of this unit. The key shop recently made keys for this unit.

 

[boss-tiger]

That a nice looking interior. I have received guidance re. taking apart the console lock to see if I can re-key the tumbler. Probably next weeks project

 

[Gordon Holsinger]

Looking for Tiger console lock assembly FS900 or any information re. taking these apart to re-key the tumbler.

Also looking for same FS900 trunk tumbler - I have taken my non FS900 trunk latch apart (that came with car) and looks like these can be re-keyed so probably go that direction unless someone has one then could sell (which I am open to to save me the time/effort)

Thanks in advance

 

[Gordon Holsinger]

The console lock is easy to re key it usually matches your door locks. The trunk is a little more involved drill out the rivits in the housing and repeat above. When pulling the pins from the tumbler watch out for the tiny springs dis assemble the tumblers inside of a plastic bag I used a turkey browning bag