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Hi, I was wondering if you know the key code for a
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Hi, I was wondering if you know the key code for a 2007 Honda CHF50 scooter, (the jazz).., and if you know if the metropolitan scooter and the jazz have the same engine,?

 

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June 8 12:34 AM (16 hours and 2 minutes and 56 seconds later)
         
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Hello jringa,

The key codes are different for each bike. The ignition switches have the key code on the body of the switch but they must be removed from the scooter to find it. Some dealers write the key code on the sales documents so check with the dealer that sold the scooter to see if they have it. The CHF50 is called the jazz in Canada, the Metropolitan in the US, the Scoopy in Australia and the Crea Scoopy in Japan. They all use the same engine.

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June 8 3:53 PM (15 hours and 18 minutes and 48 seconds later)
         
It seems impossible (or at least for the average 'at home mechanic') to remove the ignition body by itself, is it possible to see the code on the ignition without completely removing it? there are some screws holding the ignition body on that are the 'screw in one direction only' style screws...
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June 8 4:14 PM (21 minutes and 35 seconds later)
         
I have not had the ignition off of one of those so I don't know exactly where the key code is located. Look closely around the metal body of the switch with a light and inspection mirror. The code will be stamped into the metal. It will be very small and difficult to read. If it is not visible then you will have to remove the switch by drilling out the mounting screws.
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June 8 5:54 PM (1 hour and 39 minutes and 49 seconds later)
         
I found a number ink stamped 051221 does that seem like the code?
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June 9 1:08 AM (7 hours and 13 minutes and 39 seconds later)
         
That may be it. Try calling a locksmith in the morning and ask if that is a valid key code.
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June 9 3:17 PM (14 hours and 9 minutes and 11 seconds later)
         
wasn't the code, i ended up just drilling out the screws and bringing the body into the locksmiths thanks for all your help...one last quick question, do you know if the gas cap has the same key as the ignition...? thanks again.
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June 9 8:51 PM (5 hours and 34 minutes and 14 seconds later)
         
The ignition key will be the same as the gas cap unless someone has replaced the gas cap only.
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June 9 8:58 PM (6 minutes and 12 seconds later)
         
awesome thank you so much! cheers!
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