Diameter Of BOLT Toolbox Latch For Possible Compatibility With Ford F-150 Spare Tire Lock
Updated 08/10/2017 | Published 08/09/2017
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Will this item work in my 2016 ford f150 in the bumper for the spare tire?
asked by: David
Expert Reply:
I cannot confirm a fit of the Replacement Lock Cylinder for BOLT Toolbox Latch - Codes to Ford Side-Cut Key # BL7025636 for your spare tire cover in the bumper of your 2016 Ford F-150. I can say that it is an excellent question and would take out the issues with other locks and the lost key issue since it codes to your ignition key. This cylinder fits standard 3/4 inch hole of toolboxes.
This product does require the Retaining Nut for BOLT Tool Box Latch Lock Cylinder # BL4306752.
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