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TIGRKAT

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Hi everyone,

 

I picked up my new 2019 Denali Ultimate and the dealer had ordered it with the Center Console Lockable Storage Box.

When I asked them how to set the new code they couldn't tell me so I'm wondering if anyone has any directions that they can send so that I change it from the factory setting of 4 zero's.

 

Also if someone has one of these did the dealership include a tray above the safe, mine just had the lock box and it doesn't make sense to throw things on top of the metal safe.

 

Thanks in advance.

JacobC1983 Enthusiast

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at 0 - 0 - 0 - 0 --- take a paperclip and hold in the spot where there is a hole, it is very small - with it pushed in, change the code to what you want and release.

 

 

There is a a tray that fits on Amazon...  Next post

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TIGRKAT Enthusiast

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Thanks very much Jacob...much appreciated and it looks like we have the same color of truck!

 

Cheers,

 

Bob

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On 7/7/2019 at 2:03 PM, TIGRKAT said:

Thanks very much Jacob...much appreciated and it looks like we have the same color of truck!

 

Cheers,

 

Bob

No problem - you get the code changed ok?

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Mike Klocek New Member

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Thank you both for this post. To be of further help to the next person:
In my case all of my Special Tools (AKA Paper clips) were too large, I was able to use a small pick with the 90 degree bend to accomplish this task.
Other things to note:
I had to apply a decent amount of pressure, and that must be applied for the entire duration that you are adjusting the code.
And, You need to have the knob turned to the locked position.
Enjoy!

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M Linn New Member

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Tried this and unfortunately the clip must have come out somewhere during the process. Now I don't know what the combination is. Luckily I was doing this with the lid open. I've tried every combination I thought it may be, but no luck. Is my only option buying a new lock?

WeGone Enthusiast

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If the lid is open you should be able to re-insert the paper clip and start over. According the instructions that came with mine this is how you change to a new combination.

As to the tray listed above.

1. Be sure its to not deep and sit on top of the safe, may not matter.

2. I took a dermal and cut a hole that fits around the combination dial so when looking in you don't see it.

 

 

 

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