bus lock cylinder vs split handle.

[franklinunes]

Hi, I restore my car, and now I found my split have wrong door handles left and right, is not flat handle and not L part number, so not ok

I have a lock cylinder from a bus handle, I would like to understand if this lock cylinder will fit to an L part number split handle?

If this cylinder is ok to use, I pretend to install it to a split correct door driver side handle, between this "salad" I have my original keys from the past, the last owner was keeping them all together.

The key is Y104, and this key is opening the hood L handle.

So I have the key and a lock cylinder bus pre55, is possible to install this lock cylinder to a flat handle split and using this key (Y104)?

I attach pictures. Thanks in advance.

Regards

[virtanen]

Your cylinder has 6 tumblers, split cylinder only 4, so maybe it's too long.
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[franklinunes]

[franklinunes]

Hi again, now YES finally I got a split door driver handle they are not perfect but for me they are great.

I was reading previous posts and most of the situations you have the lock but u dont have a key.

My situation is inverse, I have the L handle decklid with the key code Y104, the door handles were changed in time, so i found a split pair handles that i plan to use it it has 4 waffers but is necessary to make it work. The lock have a Z marked i dont know what it means. The handles are huf with L number.

There is a way to do this at home or is better to take a house locksmith with the key and the cylinder to match it with the key? is this possible? what should i do now?

Thanks all tips are appreciated
Frank