Lost key? Need a full door assembly, ignition barrel or just key?
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Asked by Johndar2 Jul 31, 2009 at 12:48 PM about the 1989 BMW 3 Series 325i Sedan RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Which one of these would I need? Or all three?

Thank you.

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Jon answered 15 years ago

You need your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) number, title to your vehicle (or other proof of ownership), an ID card and your local dealership. they should be able to look up the make of your key and cut you one right there.

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Johndar2 answered 15 years ago

i hv a 1991 bmw 3251lost the door key which open started the car so do i need a full door assembly,ignition barrel or just a key thank you

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Jimmy answered 15 years ago

tAKE UR TITLE TO THE DEALER SO THE CAN SELL U THE KEY BLANK AND GIVE U THE CODE TO GET THE KEY CUT TO MATCH UR vin, just make sure that the previous owner, if it had one, did not changed out any of the cylinders

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Kidd2316 answered 6 years ago

What if you ain't got the car in your name yet and it's still in the other person name what you got the title can you still go get the key then at your dealership

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