A locksmith can re-key your new cylinder to accept your original key. Should only take them a few minutes and a couple bucks.

 

Yea I do, the old cylinder was finiky so I swapped it out.

 

Here's the lowdown on the past with the car .... Bought the car about a month ago, the seller said the lock cylinder was finiky so he bought a new one and put that in and gave me the old cylinder. The break in was attempted on the new cylinder, meaning I still have the old one. I might just go ahead and put that in.

 

Room fuse looks good, I'm not gonna lie but I dont know what a blown fuse looks like. Never had to deal with this **** before.

Is there anyway the wires under the door handle shorted out a fuse/wires?

This is all the damage that was done, the wires are just under the door handle. White, blue, and black wires.

 

I'm going all out on my security system. It will include a hidden camera connected via fire wire to my Car PC. Everything it records gets stored on an external hardrive in a place inside my dash and my car PC will be locked in my glove compartment. My alarm system will have two speakers one in the back and one under the hood so t'll be louder and if one gets disable the other will still be going off.

 

Thanks icemark, room fuse was blown ..... It fixed the interior lights and everything EXCEPT FOR THE HEADLIGHTS. What now?

 

Bump it up, need headlights to go to work tomorrow!!!!