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I've said this before but it always seems to amaze me. Lol. The key to my 1997 Toyota Celica GT can open and start my moms 1992 Toyota Camry Le. But my mom's key can't open my doors or start it. If I put the two keys side by side. They're really similar. Like twins. Anyone think they can explain what happened? Does Toyota use the same key design or what ever once in a long while? Yes I know it's not the Toyota Master Key but yea. You get the point.
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Well from the sound of it it sounds like the tumblers on the camry are worn down, i had a similar issue with my old 91 CRX and my friends 94 Accord, he could open and start my car but I couldn't with his and sure enough it was the tumblers
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