How is Plastic Lock Core of Yakima Sightline Foot Accessed to Install SKS Lock

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How do you remove the sightline core and the sks lock?

asked by: Peter C

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The lock core location for the Sightline feet part # Y64AR is underneath the cover of the foot. So you'd just need to pull the cover off (no tools required) and then underneath it you would see the plastic core that you can remove with a flat screwdriver so that you can install new cores with the part # Y07204.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Joe S.

5/14/2024

How do you actually remove the plastic core.

Jameson C.

5/14/2024

@JoeS Try using a slot screwdriver to rotate the core counter clockwise and then pry it out with same screwdriver gently.

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