Beretta Ignition Key Creation
October 27, 2011 No CommentsIf you have a call to make an ignition key for the 92’ Beretta, this tech tip is one you’ll want to study. The air bag column, used in the 92’ Beretta has slightly longer tiler shaft above the lock plate . The standard lock plate compressor will not push the lock plate down far enough to remove the retaining ring. There are two solutions to this problem. If you are faced with the problem, and have not prepared your lock plate compressor simply slip two 5/16 nuts under the legs of the lock plate compressor as you tighten it over the lock plate. The ¼” added height will allow you to compress the lock plate spring and remove the retaining ring. This method may require a little juggling and careful tightening, but it will work.
If you are a locksmith that likes to be prepared for problems before they arise, refer to Illustration 36. Two modifications have been made to this standard GM lock plate compressor
