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I just traded my old F-150 for a super nice 2017 F-150 XLT. It has the lockable anchor points in the bed but no keys for them. I found replacement keys on Amazon, just have to read the code on the locks to order. If you do have them do you ever take them out? I don't see where they would interfere with anything just leaving them in place. Jim.
I just traded my old F-150 for a super nice 2017 F-150 XLT. It has the lockable anchor points in the bed but no keys for them. I found replacement keys on Amazon, just have to read the code on the locks to order. If you do have them do you ever take them out? I don't see where they would interfere with anything just leaving them in place. Jim.
MEH,….mine are never removed , don’t bother anything
Those are 3 pin wafer locks. Use a small flat blade screwdriver for a tension wrench and rake the wafers with a bent paper clip. Lock-picking so easy even a cave man could do it!
I have the key clipped to the fob, but like the others, I've never taken them out. I have the inserts for the ramp holders, but I've never used them. I keep the ramps hung up in the garage, and when I need the ramps, I just lay them in the bed next to whatever I need to roll in or out.
Those are 3 pin wafer locks. Use a small flat blade screwdriver for a tension wrench and rake the wafers with a bent paper clip. Lock-picking so easy even a cave man could do it!
Yep should be dead simple to pick, and you get to learn a bit of a useful skill at the same time. Win-win.
You also can probably buy the keys, precut on amazon, if they are anything like the classic CH751 RV baggage door locks, lol.