Keys
Most locks have the key code stamped on the lock. Use the "Find" function to find the cut depths for the key. The key code will be EP**** or ES****. You can estimate the cut depths and type them in the find function to find the key code if you don't think you want to take out a lock. A screen shot of a small portion of the file:
I don't have a diagram of how to read a single sided key like the E Series. This is for double sided later Mopars and it's more or less similar except the E Series keys have only 5 cuts not seven, and instead of 4 depths, there are 6.
Most locks have the key code stamped on the lock. Use the "Find" function to find the cut depths for the key. The key code will be EP**** or ES****. You can estimate the cut depths and type them in the find function to find the key code if you don't think you want to take out a lock. A screen shot of a small portion of the file:
I don't have a diagram of how to read a single sided key like the E Series. This is for double sided later Mopars and it's more or less similar except the E Series keys have only 5 cuts not seven, and instead of 4 depths, there are 6.