I have a 2012 Ford F150 SCREW XLT that DOES NOT have the factory tailgate lock. Will this work or does it require the factory tailgate lock?
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THere has to be a factory key lock on the tailgate to work. All this does is internally set the lock-unlock cam already installed.
67180
I own a 2014 f150 and it work great. When you say you don't have the factory tailgate lock what do you mean? You do have the key lock to lock and unlock it this attaches to that very simple to do.
67181
No this one actuates the factory lock. But check out www.popandlock.net for on that fits vehicle without OEM lock, then return to Amazon for a better deal on the item.
67182
I'm not sure what this question means. If is has a place to put a key in and lock it, it will work (it only adds a electronic servo to the existing locking mechanism). Hope this helps.
67183
I do not think it will work. You need the locking mechanism in the truck. This only actuates the mechanism. You should be able to buy the locking mechanism from Ford.
67184
Yes it will, as long as you have power locks on the truck, I ran mine up the frame rail drivers side and wired it in the b pillar under the trim molding.
833847
Yes it will. The lock is adjustable, I have that in my F150 truck and works pretty well. http://www.masterlock.com/personal-use/product/8253DAT
294592
No, the cover itself does not lock. However, the tailgate does need to be lowered to release the cover. If the truck has a locking tailgate, the cover is essentially locked whenever the tailgate lock is engaged.
1781173
Yes.. it has two side latches that lock it into place when closed. Lock the tailgate, and you're completely secure..
1837659
Go to http://www.mcgard.com/index.php/automotive-2/tailgate-lock and look for your vehicle.
1946486
No. I purchased a tailgate handle for a 2005 Frontier and it installed with no problems, but it did not include a lock, but rather required the use of the existing lock.
983583
I don't see why it wouldn't work. Tail gate is the same as F150 just has a raptor badge on it. It works great on the F150 that I installed it on.
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If the problem is turning the key to unlock - some graphic lock lube should help. If the handle is hard to lift up to open the tailgate (when unlocked) - the problem is in the handle and rods that go to each side of the tailgate. WD40 both side latches on the tailgate + remove the bezel to lube the handle pivot point. Be careful how much effort you put on lifting the handle - it is plastic and WILL break!!! If that happens you can get a replacement on Amazon and change it (three bolts and two clips). As to getting a replacement bezel with a hole - just get a factory one and drill a hole for the lock. If the problem is turning the key to unlock - some graphic lock lube should help. If the handle is hard to lift up to open the tailgate (when unlocked) - the problem is in the handle and rods that go to each side of the tailgate. WD40 both side latches on the tailgate + remove the bezel to lube the handle pivot point. Be careful how much effort you put on lifting the handle - it is plastic and WILL break!!! If that happens you can get a replacement on Amazon and change it (three bolts and two clips). As to getting a replacement bezel with a hole - just get a factory one and drill a hole for... » Read More If the problem is turning the key to unlock - some graphic lock lube should help. If the handle is hard to lift up to open the tailgate (when unlocked) - the problem is in the handle and rods that go to each side of the tailgate. WD40 both side latches on the tailgate + remove the bezel to lube the handle pivot point. Be careful how much effort you put on lifting the handle - it is plastic and WILL break!!! If that happens you can get a replacement on Amazon and change it (three bolts and two clips). As to getting a replacement bezel with a hole - just get a factory one and drill a hole for the lock. « Show Less
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I didn't need to, my wife lost my spare and I purchased this item. I have a 2011 F-150. Took my one OEM key and the uncut key to a locksmith, they were able to cut and code the new key for around $20. Much cheaper than going through Ford, that was going to cost around $200+. I was then able to program the keyless entry on my own, there are several videos online showing how. Your locksmith may do this for you, but mine didn't offer. Hope this helps.
202822
There is no device that locks both the cover and the tailgate as one. The tailgate must be locked to prevent access to the levers that holdown the cover. With high theft rate of the tailgate themselves, I would purchase a retro-fit lock that is easily installed.
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None what so ever. The hole in the tailgate is a factory hole and the hole in the box is where the cable attaches. Simply unscrew the tailgate latch (where the cable is) attach the new bracket, screw the stud into the tailgate hole, and attach. I did it in under 15 minutes and it is AWESOME
740422
Yes I have it on my double door. no lock but your tailgate may lock so you can't open it. Only can open the tonno from inside of bed.
1123665
You need to have a locking tailgate. The cover only opens from the inside with a release cord. I am very happy with the cover, nice fit and low profile design.
311756
The BakFlip requires that you open the tailgate to reach the release cable on the rear segment. It requires that your tailgate can be locked in order to secure the covered contents. I found a conversion kit that locks the tailgate and ties it into the door lock system. I was able to install that myself, and it works great.
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Hi, Barbara! I used the lock on my truck (Ford F-150)and it worked well...The only problem was that the lock was extended to the maximum length & was easily broken or cut. But for a temporary lock, it would do ok, but for a more permanent solution, it would not be the optimal lock to get. Hope this helps & good luck. Yours, Rick Boswell
1338150
No. You can drop the tailgate and keep the tonneau down, but you loose any security. The locking tailgate is what provides the security, the tonneau has no lock on it per se.
101746
I bought one for my 2007 1500. It works great and mine didn't originally come with a tailgate lock either. Make sure to follow the key coding steps properly to set your factory key to the lock. Since the 2014 2500HDs share the same body as the 2007-13 1500s, I don't see a problem with it working.