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#2
Might want to call you local dealer and explain to them what happened. They may be able to get you a key, or you could call a locksmith and see what they say. Seems like you needed a code that came with the keys. If I remember correctly, it was a small metal tab. On mine, I think it was attached to the key ring when I bought the quad. They did say to keep it separate from the key.
#4
A locksmith would be a good second call. They may require you to prove you own the quad, for obvious reasons.
#5
#7
Polaris states you have to buy a new ignition switch if you lose both your keys(at least they did till 6-2008 when I quit the dealership) Anyway Im not sure on the very late model stuff but I have taken ignition switches to a locksmith here in town and he cut keys(he even has had all the blanks Ive ever needed) using the switch itself. It cost about 25.00 total and he cuts 2 keys. I do remember the number on your old keys was actually a key blank, rather than a cut key, and then it could then be cut with an existing key(which of course you don't have at the moment)
I'd try a locksmith first if I were you.
I'd try a locksmith first if I were you.
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#10
Put one of the keys in a safe place, so you don't have to go through this again! Don't keep both keys on a single key chain as I've see a lot of people do,plus keeping a blank or extra cut key with it's not a bad idea especially if you have multiple operators OPT