Description
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| Brand | Mytee Products |
|---|---|
| Color | Multicolor |
| Included Components | false |
| Item Weight | 5.44 ounces |
| UPC | 840223662421 |
| Model Name | Cynder With Keys |
| Manufacturer | Mytee Products |
| Item Weight | 5.4 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 10 x 10 x 10 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | MPN23143165 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MPN23143165 |
Secure your trucks by replacing the old door lock set with this Door Lock Set with Ignition Lock – Fits Mack, PAI, Replaces OEM 23143165, MK23143165, OE Aftermarket 3402360. This lock set for the door helps you protect your vehicle from unauthorized access. Find more about this product below:
- Application: This door and lock set is crucial for commercial vehicles that do not have keyless entry or electronic start systems. It helps to maintain security and consistent key control. It avoids unauthorized access to the vehicles and the ignition systems.
- Compatibility:
- Fits Mack 23143165, MK23143165
- Fits OE Aftermarket 3402360
- Installation Instructions
- Always disconnect the vehicle’s battery before starting to prevent electrical shorts or accidental airbag deployment.
- Use appropriate tools to remove interior door panels, providing access to the lock cylinders.
- Locate and remove the retaining clips or bolts securing the existing door lock cylinders. Carefully extract the cylinders from the door.
- Insert the new cylinders into the door lock openings, ensuring proper alignment. Secure them with the original retaining clips or bolts.
- Access the ignition switch area, typically by removing the steering column covers. Insert the key into the old ignition cylinder, turn it to the ‘ACC’ position, and press the release pin to remove it. Insert the new ignition cylinder, ensuring it clicks into place.
- Reattach any electrical connectors, linkages, and the battery.
- Before reassembling panels, test all locks and the ignition to ensure smooth operation.
- When to Replace?
- If the key becomes difficult to insert, turn, or remove from the lock cylinders.
- When locks do not consistently engage or disengage, indicating internal wear.
- To maintain security after keys have been lost or stolen.
- Signs of rust, corrosion, or physical damage to the lock cylinders.
- When upgrading or standardizing locks across a fleet for improved security.
- Safety Considerations
- Always disconnect the vehicle’s battery before beginning installation to avoid accidental short circuits or electrical shock, especially when working with power locks.
- Wear protective gloves and eye protection to guard against sharp metal edges inside the door panel and on the latch assembly.
- Ensure all components, including retaining clips and bolts, are securely fastened to prevent malfunction during vehicle operation.
- Thoroughly test the latch and lock operation before fully reassembling door panels to confirm proper installation.
- Adhere to the vehicle manufacturer’s torque specifications and installation procedures to maintain safety and functionality.
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