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Installed today and the originals are so much better but I don't have keys. The replacements are sloppy and the passenger one already failed. It has about 1/3 of a key turn now with zero movement. These are the Daniel Carpenter units which were supposed to be decent. I hit them with WD40 as suggested. Looks like I'm buying a new set looking for a decent source. Can't find NOS on Evil Bay unfortunately..
Anything by Dennis Carpenter was once nearly guaranteed to be quality. That was then, this is now.
It’s a crapshoot I am not willing to take, so if NOS is available, I’ll pay the premium. I’ve only ever had regrets when I bought aftermarket, never with genuine Ford.
I've did this on two different trucks. There is a number on the original lock cylinder. If you take them to a lock smith, he can use that number to make keys for them. Find an old guy if you can he will be more likely to have blanks for them.
I've did this on two different trucks. There is a number on the original lock cylinder. If you take them to a lock smith, he can use that number to make keys for them. Find an old guy if you can he will be more likely to have blanks for them.
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