In regards to the Thule Canyon XT Roof Cargo Basket part # TH859XT, there's a number of different parts which attach the tray to the crossbars. I have attached a photo below with a full list of these. If you can let me know exactly what you need, I'd be glad to see if we carry them but I have also attached for you below some of the parts from this list. Unfortunately, I have no way to know what you have vs. what you don't have so I'll need for you to tell me exactly what you're missing... view full answer...
You are able to order replacement hardware for the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C13315 for your 2022 Mazda CX-5. The Replacement Hardware Kit # RHK will allow you to type in your hitch number(C13315) and order all the hardware needed to install your receiver. view full answer...
The Replacement Bolts for Thule Fit Kit for Podium Style Foot Pack # 7524498001 are not the same style of bolts needed to secure a Thule roof rack to your 2021 Mazda CX-5 flush rails.
I took a look at the instructions for 183160 fit kit designed for your vehicle and it looks like the correct replacement bolt is part 50435 but since this fit kit has been discontinued (as of May 2023) this isn't a part that's readily available.
I imagine Thule will eventually come back out with a fit kit... view full answer...
You seem to have an older thule cargo box which they do not make anymore. If you're not wanting to get a new box you will have to rig something up to get the box to work with your bars. You will have to drill out one hole and use an existing hole for each mounting location. If you're looking to keep your box, this is the route you need to go since they do not make your box anymore. These brackets # CTC-18PARTS have mounting holes about 4 inches apart so they will fit around your crossbars... view full answer...
I spoke with my Yakima contact, and was unfortunately told that the 8890230 adapter sleeve is no longer available, but the # Y8890342 which is still available will work. view full answer...
Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!
We do have a few replacement parts available for certain model Rhode Gear Bike Racks.
For a replacement stabilizing strap that will fit the Rhode Gear Super Shuttle 2 Bike Rack, you can use # Y8890253. The Replacement Cradle # RG8890084 will also fit Rhode Gear Shuttle Bike Carriers. For the Rhode Gear Highway Carriers, we have the Replacement Hardware # RG890247. We also have the Replacement Control Block # RG8890083 for Rhode Gear Highway Carriers... view full answer...
Yes, you will need a Replacement Cover Strip for Thule Aerobar # 852-4498-001.
This is a replacement lower cover for your Thule Aero Blade bar. view full answer...
We do stock repair kits for Fulton, Bulldog and other brands of trailer couplers. For example, for the Bulldog 43805W series couplers we offer repair kit # F660801. The best way to identify the correct repair kit is with the coupler's part number, which will be stamped on it. You can also enter the phrase Fulton (or Bulldog) Coupler Repair Kit into our search box to see all kits, and then find the one that fits your series of coupler. view full answer...
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First, though, you need to know that Rhino-Rack does not make just replacement keys. They are sold with their lock cores.
To get your 062 key, you will need the Rhino-Rack Masterkey Lock Barrels, part # RRRK062-2. I suggest keeping the lock cores as they can be used as replacements if they ever need replacing. view full answer...
You will need to order the Replacement Hardware Kit # RHK and in the box labeled Hitch Item Number you will need to put the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver # 76138. view full answer...
Based on your description it sounds like you have the Rubber Bushing with Steel Sleeve # DX77XR. This is the closest in size to that design. The measurements are very similar to what you gave me with an inner diameter of 5/8", outer diameter of 1-3/8", and a length of 2-3/16". view full answer...
I reached out (July 2021) to my contact at Horizon Global (a recent owner of the Rola brand) regarding replacement keys and lock cores. The part number for keys or cores marked R02 through R15 had their part number changed to 38374-002 through 38374-015, two years ago. As you can see the R was replaced with a zero. So if you have a key marked R04 then the replacement keys and cores would be 38374-004. Unfortunately all of those key and core sets are no longer available.
The only solution... view full answer...
The Replacement Top Channel Cover for Thule AeroBlade Load Bars - 59" Long - Qty 1, # 852-5402-005 is the correct part for the Thule ARB60. The measurement accounts for the Replacement End Cap for Thule Aeroblade Load Bars, # 752-2867001 and # 752-2867002.
If you need the Replacement Bottom Channel Cover for Thule AeroBlade Load Bars - 14-1/4" Long - Qty 1, that part is # 852-4498-001. view full answer...
Yes, the Replacement Key # GL49FR will work on your EF320 lock cylinders. The key fits FIC 320 lock cylinders with HF, EF and CF codes. view full answer...
If the bars are bent it's definitely time to replace them. Since most of the time your tongue weight is under 600 lbs you'd want to stick with the # FA92-01-0699 for replacements. If you were to go higher the ride quality would be harsher like you mentioned. view full answer...
The Replacement Wingnut for Thule Cargo Boxes # TH04877 is what you need for your SportRack Vista XL rooftop cargo box. SportRack is owned by Thule so don't be concerned about the brand name difference. view full answer...
The Replacement Endcap for Thule AeroBlade Edge Roof Rack - Flush Fixed - Left # TH1500052333 is for the driver side of the vehicle. The lock for this endcap is on the right side. The correct part for the passenger side of the vehicle is the Replacement Endcap - AeroBlade Edge Flush Fixed - Right # TH1500052334. The lock for this endcap is on the left side. view full answer...
We have one replacement bumper that fits a 1989 Mazda B2600 with the Westin Fey part # 65000-95800 but the Rampage you mentioned does not fit. The Fey bumper is more of an OEM style replacement. view full answer...
You are correct that the process of removing old grease seals can distort their shape and make it tougher to measure their inner and outer diameters. Part numbers from the originals are the preferred way to find replacement parts but the other option is to measure your spindles at the various points where the seal and bearings ride. The linked diagram shows you these points on the spindle that you can measure with your digital caliper. This is more reliable than measuring the old parts... view full answer...
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