Can BOLT Trailer Coupler Lock for Toyota Keys # BL7025289 Be Re-Coded for a New Vehicle
Updated 12/09/2014 | Published 12/08/2014
Question:
If I sell or trade my truck, can the bolt locks be rekeyed to the new vehicle?
asked by: Paul H
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Expert Reply:
The BOLT Trailer Coupler Lock for Toyota Keys # BL7025289 that you referenced can be coded to a vehicle ignition key only one time. This is a security measure to prevent another Toyota key from re-coding the lock. I confirmed this with my contact at Bolt.
expert reply by:
Adam R
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BOLT Trailer Coupler Lock - 1/2" to 3-1/8" Span - Codes to Toyota Key
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