Replacement Lock Core For Older Yakima RocketBox

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I have an old Yakima RocketBox. They have the push button latches that can remain unlocked for travel, or can be locked. Not the SKS system I lost the key, and there is no number on the lock core. Do you have advice, or a replacement part? Currently unlocked.

asked by: Ryan J

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Thanks for the photo, and we have been told previously by Yakima that you can indeed change out the lock cores on the older cargo boxes with the SKS system, so you can use the Yakima Same Key System (SKS) Lock Cores # Y07202.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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Older Yakima RocketBox Latch & Lock Core
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Answer 1

I reached out to my contact at Yakima and shared your photo. They said it is either a BlackTop 18 or 21 cargo box. I've attached the installation instructions to assist. I've attached a link to all of our Yakima replacement parts to help if…

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Answer 2

The Yakima RocketBox Pro 14 Rooftop Cargo Box - 14 cu ft - Black #Y07192 has the nice push button latch with SKS system you are referring to, but unfortunately there is not a retrofit for the older boxes. To lock your box, I recommend the Replacement…

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Answer 3

For your Yakima RocketBox Roof-Top Cargo Carrier the correct key and lock core is Yakima SKS Lock Cores #Y07202, which comes in a pack of two. In regard to the actual lock housing itself, you can use Replacement Hardware Kit for Yakima Q Towers 2007…

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Answer 4

To install the Lid Support #8880683 on your RocketBox 11 you simply need to determine if your current support is connected with a ball joint or with a screw. If it's a ball joint then you'll use a mallet to uninstall the old support and…

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Answer 5

On cargo boxes like the Yakima RocketBox series the external hinges and most other components that are riveted into place at the time of manufacture are not user-replaceable. So this just means you might need to drill out the rivets on the bad hinge,…

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Answer 6

I may have a solution for you to change the actual locks, but I don't believe there are going to be replacement parts available for that particular RocketBox. You can use the Lock Cores for Yakima Same Key System #Y07202 which includes 2 lock…

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Answer 7

This is a great choice, I love the versatility that the Yakima EXO SwingBase with GearLocker Enclosed Cargo Carrier - 2" Hitches - 10 Cubic Feet, part #Y62VR, offers. I reached out to our Product Manager for Yakima and he has been told all of…

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Answer 8

When using the change key part #Y8007835 to remove and replace a lock cylinder what you have to do is first have the lock in the unlocked position. Next you will insert the change key into the core. With the key in the core you will then be able to…

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Answer 9

Unfortunately, Yakima locks do not have the key number on the face of the lock. It is imprinted on the side of the lock core. If you do not know what lock number you have, you only have two options. You can go to a retailer who has an entire set of…

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Answer 10

Yes, the same instructions for removing the Replacement SuperLatch Handles for Yakima SkyBox Cargo Boxes Item #Y8880348 will work. If you can already remove the lock I recommend doing that if not you will just need to get the broken key out to remove…

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Answer 11

Hi Jon; the Yakima SkyBox 16 uses the Yakima same key system. Assuming the current lock is unlocked, or you have the keys for it to unlock it, you need a control key #Y8007835 to remove the old lock core. The Yakima Same Key System (SKS) Lock Cores…

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Answer 12

The correct replacement handles for a Yakima SkyBox made from 2009 on is the Replacement SuperLatch Handle Assemblies for Yakima SkyBox Rooftop Cargo Boxes #Y8880348. These come in a quantity of two with lock cores and keys, so you have the right…

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