Replacement Key Recommendation for Lost Thule Cargo Box Key

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How do I get box open if it is locked and key is lost?

asked by: Floyd P

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Expert Reply:

On the lock cylinder there will be a number stamped on it. With the number you will be able to pick out the correct replacement key to open your cargo box.

For example if you have the key number 2982 you would want the replacement key part # THKEYN2982

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Jason D.

2/23/2020

my model does not have the stamp on it and it is locked with no keys. What is the next option? Its Thule Force XT-XL 6358B cargo box. Thank you for any help

Chris R.

2/24/2020

If there's not a number stamped onto the lock core (and you don't remember the number printed on the keys) your only real option is to either have a locksmith come out and try to pick it or simply drill out the cores and replace them with new ones # TH450200. Unfortunately there isn't a way to locate the right key without having that number.

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Jason D.

2/24/2020

Ok, I appreciate the feedback!

Chris R.

2/25/2020

No problem at all. Just let us know if anything else comes up!

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