Looking for a Replacement Lock Core for a SportRack Roof Rack
Updated 05/28/2014 | Published 05/27/2014 >
Question:
I have a sportrack sr1005 roof rack and i nedd one lock cylinder for it. Cab you help me find the correct one? Thanks
asked by: Wigberto
Expert Reply:
There are a few ways to get a replacement lock core for your SportRack roof rack. If you lost the lock core, but still have the key, then we can use the 4 digit code stamped on the key (see photo) to choose a new lock core for your roof rack.
If you still have the lock core on the second crossbar, then we can use the number stamped into the front of that lock core also (see photo). If you can tell me the code stamped on the key or lock core, then I can find the correct replacement.
If you do not have any lock cores or keys, then you can simply purchase new keys an locks using part # TH450200. This part comes with two keys and two lock cores that will fit your roof rack feet.
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Thule One-Key System Lock Cylinders - Qty 2
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