From: ohland@charter.net   
      
   If you look at the assembly, note the blue cylinder below the silver   
   lock cylinder. Further, notice how the white ABS plastic frame holds the   
   blue cylinder on the end of the lock cylinder.   
      
   That blue cylinder is the crux of the matter. My SWAG is there are no   
   electrical connections inside the silver lock cylinder.   
      
   Pull the blue cylinder out, I  that it   
   is an optional part to a keyswitch...   
      
   If you can remove the blue cylinder from the silver lock cylinder, it   
    be possumble to set it to each of the matching key cylinder   
   positions and sweep the pins.   
      
   CPT Obvious, out...   
      
   Alexander wrote:   
   > The keylock is the one pictured here:   
   > https://web.archive.org/web/20231025035417im_/https://i.ebayim   
   .com/images/g/JF0AAOSwjqdjZWSY/s-l500.jpg   
      
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