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Replaces the cable lock assembly for Yakima HoldUp bike carriers (Y02443, Y02443-2, Y02445, and Y02446).
Features:
Note: Can be keyed to match your other Yakima locks by pairing matching lock cores and keys (sold separately).
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
What's up, everybody It's AJ with etrailer.com. Today we're gonna be checking out this replacement for the cable lock on your Yakima HoldUp bike carriers. So this is gonna be just in case somebody maybe came along and tried to break into your bike rack. Maybe they cut it or it just damaged over time. You've got invested in the HoldUp, it's been working really well, you've had it on the back of your vehicle for quite some time. I'm seeing some customers say that maybe the red here cracked, it just looks discolored.
They don't like that. They want a replacement, Well, you can do that with this part. Let's check it out. This is the cable lock we're gonna replace today. And I just want to point out everything the kit is gonna come with.
The kit's gonna come with a new stud to attach to, a new clip, a new plastic cover here, and of course, a new cable lock right there. Now the only thing it doesn't come with is a lock core. So you're gonna have to get a new lock core or have the kit where you can pull that out and then put it into the new one, if you want a lock on there. Otherwise, though, you've got everything you need, except for the tools. We're just gonna get a screwdriver, and we're gonna start taking this apart.
How we're gonna do this is take the screwdriver and work parts of this clip up. Just kind of push on it a little bit. On both sides. And that clip will slowly scoot up and off of that stud. Now that off of there, I can pull this out.
You can push the stud through just like that. Put the screwdriver down. Now it seems the cable was in the way. So just work this out and now we're gonna move the whole cable and the plastic sleeve. Now we'll come back with our new parts. Slide our plastic sleeve back on. It only go so far, so it all makes lines with that hole, that's nice. And we'll go put our cable lock through. Get to right about there. Then we'll take our stud and put that back through. Right there, you see how it comes in a little bit there on the stud, that's where we're gonna put the clip back on too. Now, we'll bring our clip, push that back down on it. Just being careful not to bend it, but put enough pressure so it slides into place. There we go and now it's all attached. Overall, really is that simple to replace the cable lock. I really liked the fact that they sell the replacement parts for it. So you don't have to buy a whole new rack if this one part breaks. It's easy to swap that out pretty quickly. And now we can get back on the road with our bikes. And thanks for hanging out. And I hope this helped..
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Mike L.
4/2/2026
Unfortunately, the lock core and keys are sold separately.