Hello. Please can you let me know if this lock will fit my 1995 King of the Road (Knight) 5th wheel front door? It looks like the right shape
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I used that lock on a Westland camper but it is widely used by many RV manufactures. If it "looks" similar to the one you are trying to replace, then it will most likely fit.
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Very possible, many of the sellers will allow you to send a picture of yours. Try that.
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I'm not the parts guy I'm a mechanic. That being said many of the rear doors don't have the door lock switch on them like this one does. That would be what determines if it's the right one for your application.
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Not sure - it is a standard Master Lock. Looks like most of the Master Locks that have been around for decades. The big difference is that it is galvanized (doesn't change the size) so that it wont rust and freeze up - so far so good on that aspect.
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It does fit the standard deadbolt holes Your lock type needs to be the type where deadbolt is seperate from regular handle lock and bolt. This just replaced the deadbolt portion and the door handle assembly remains. Easy to install.
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It will fit, but it will be so tight that it will jam the lock and make the lock non-functional. The lock is as cheap as I have ever seen for that kind of lock, so look for another product.
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I have the same problem. I think the lock was mismanufactured at the factory. I'm certain I installed it correctly. Will be exchanging for a new lock
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I would imagine calling customer support would be a good start. I think is a bar code or some sort of serial number you can reference that would help them. Although looking at the keys they might be interchangeable look at someone else's lock if they have one like yours and give it a shot.
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The lock is a standard RV size. It should fit any trailer. My trailer is a 2004 Keystone Hornet. I have had other lock units in the same opening and all are the same. Reason for replacing the last one was I broke a key off inside it.
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Baldwin Estate locksets have a C-keyway. That is not the same as an F keyway. I don't understand what you meant when you wrote, "Would like to replace handle." If your lockset needs a new lever ("handle") you can buy a replacement from Baldwin. I would be very surprised if any Schlage parts fit Baldwin locksets.
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NO.The wheel lock listings at Amazon are VERY POOR and you can't easily find what fits where. so you have to do a bit more research before you buy. I found that the McGard 27204 is the right type for your car Its a Bolt not a socket like the one "pushed" to the top of the list by Gorrilla; I bought two socket sets for my cars(at the same time) and they were wrong.So if you google or bing McGuard 27204 you'll find at least a listing at ebay where they list your car; or go to the link below. http://www.ebay.com/itm/MCGARD-27204-Wheel-Lug-Nut-Lock-/400309513469
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Watch a YouTube video first, or Google a photo of it installed in your type of car.it worked in my car,and I have what you would describe as "side movement style"locks
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The lock will fit either side of the door you are installing it on, the handle can be changed for either side left or right. It is a great lock we love ours so much better than the lock we had on our door.
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mine fit just right, not a lock fit. perhaps you may have had a slight defect.
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measure the chuck hole if its the same size as key hole it should fit..that is how i measured mine and it works perfect..
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I called a couple of locksmiths listed on www.autolocksmithfinder.us, and every one of them asked more than what the dealer charges. So save your time, just go to the dealer.
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Do you still have one of your original keys? If so, just hold it up against the picture on your computer screen. If it looks the same, it's probably going to work. This is the highly technical method I used to find a couple of duplicates for my Craftsman mower. Cheers!
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It should work, maybe not a direct bolt in, but with some minor modifications you should be able to make it work fine. It's function is to act as a simple solenoid and move the lock bar up or down, or forward and back, depending on the style of your locks. It is very adaptable and should work fine.