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Course Description
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Course
- Auto 3 - GM Six Cut Locks -- (1Hr. 58 Min.)
PLEASE NOTE: THIS COURSE IN NOT A BEGINNING COURSE -- Auto 3, is a continuation
of our automotive locksmith training presented in our Auto 1 and Auto 2 courses.
It is assumed that viewers of this course have already learned the skills
presented in the two earlier courses. One job will pay for the course.
This course will focus on the 6
cut locks which were used by General Motors on the Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet,
Oldsmobile, and Pontiac. With only a few changes, GM used the same basic six cut
lock system from 1935 until 2004. There are still millions of cars in use that
have these locks. The six cut locks were slowly phased out after the
introduction of 10 cut lock in 1994. We will cover 10 cut locks in Auto 4.
One job will pay for this course!
This course is
divided in 12 parts:
Part 1 – Tools and Resources
Part 2 – 6 Cut Lock System
Part 3 – Glove Box Locks
Part 4 – GM Progression Chart
Part 5 – GM Door Locks With Codes
Part 6 – GM Door Locks Without Codes
Part 7 – Earlier In-Dash Ignition Locks
Part 8 – GM Steering Columns
Part 9 – GM Column Mounted Ignition Locks
Part 10 - VATS
Part 11 – GM Trunk locks
Part 12 – Review & Practice
Objectives:
After completing this course you should
be able to:
1. Explain the basic features of the GM 6 cut lock system.
2. Explain the best way to make a
primary and secondary key for GM 6 cut locks.
3. Remove and decode at least five
different GM GB locks.
4. Use a fill program to get the final
two cuts for a GM 6 cut key.
5. Make a progression chart and use it
to get the final two cuts for a GM 6 cut key.
6. Remove, disassemble and decode and
reassemble a GM 6 cut door lock.
7. Remove, disassemble and decode and
reassemble a GM 6 cut trunk locks.
8. Explain the basic steps to
disassemble and reassemble a round GM steering column.
9. Disassemble, decode, code up and
reassemble a GM 6 cut ignition lock.
10. Explain how the VATS system works.
11. Explain how to identify the resistor
on a VATS key.
12. Explain the process to make a working key for a
VATS system.
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