What Manual Tail Gate Lock do you Recommend for my 2009 Honda Ridgeline
Updated 07/24/2020 | Published 07/22/2020
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Hi. I just got a 2009 Honda Ridgeline and would like to install a tail gate lock. Which one would work the best. I prefer non power. I would rather have a manual one. One less thing to worry about or cause problems, lol Which one do you recommend or what are my options. 2009 Ridgeline RTL sunroof.
asked by: Cindy Z
Helpful Expert Reply:
The Pop & Lock Custom Tailgate Lock part # PAL6100 is a confirmed fit for your 2009 Honda Ridgeline. I've linked a video for you on the installation process to see exactly what it involves.
For a power optioin if you want to get crazy the Pop & Lock Custom Tailgate Lock part # PAL8600 is the one to get. I like this option because it locks and unlocks the gate with your key fob or door buttons. I've linked a video on this on from a 2017 Honda Ridgeline.
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