Keys

[Toystoretom]

I have no keys 

Does anyone have key blanks for these and / or know the key blank part number? There is a 3 digit number on the ignition switch and I assume that is the key code for that tumbler. The ignition switch looks like it takes a one sided key (tumblers on only one side).

If you have a key for yours is there a key blank number or letter code? Or a key manufacture name?

Thanks!

Tomo

[Richard Clark BS parts]

Tomo

First welcome to the BS site and the world of Bridgestone

1) Keys for ignition, I have most precut in stock, just email me the three number off face of switch, use my personal email: bsparts@aye.net

2)  Use the numbers off the metal tag as VIN numbers for titles.

3)  350 Pistons and rings are available and cheap, I have them 100$ for all necessary for one engine, but the cylinders are hard to find and
very expensive, do not damage them, tear up the pistons but not the cylinders.  BTW: Rods are hard to find too, so do not bend or damage the rod
bu "pulling" to hard, I would let the cylinders soak for a long time before I use force.

Hope this helps

Questions? or need Bridgestone parts? call:

Richard Clark
812-944-1643  8am-6pm EST Weekdays

[bridgestonesforever]

Tomo; What a neat story and I welcome you too the this sight. Yes check with Mr. Clark, the supplier of this site, for your parts needs, he will have most everything needed  Luke

[Toystoretom]

Thanks Richard!

I will get you the key number.

I haven't used much force yet on the stuck pistons, just rocking the back wheel back and forth by hand. The more I mess with it the more I think that the right side is loose and the left side is stuck.

The left cylinder already has two "cancer" spots that I can see. If that piston is stuck in there I can't believe that the rest of the chrome bore is much better. I'll have to do something with that side anyway, but I'll cross that bridge when I come to it. I like the "let it soak" idea, it's easy and I have plenty of time. It has been soaking for about two days with PB Blaster but I have some really good GM rust penetrant at the shop that pretty much puts everything else to shame. (Imagine that... GM can make good rust penetrant  ). I'll shoot some of that in there and let it sit.

Tomo

[Toystoretom]

I got the keys from Richard today, they work perfect. I love it when a plan comes together.

Thanks!