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jrrod2004 Senior Enthusiast

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reason why I asked is because there are locks for the tailgate, but I have looked for the handle as well and the only thing that comes up is a chrome one, not black oem. Why are you looking for the handle?

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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GM offers an accessory tailgate lock package,Its part number 17802393 and includes the handle,bezel,and cylinder.

It uses the factory key that you already have,It "codes" to your key whenever you go to use it for the first time.

It only runs $49 bucks.

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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reason why I asked is because there are locks for the tailgate, but I have looked for the handle as well and the only thing that comes up is a chrome one, not black oem. Why are you looking for the handle?

OEM on Ebay with lock and bezel is about 46 bucks. Not bad!

 

LOCK ON EBAY

 

Hey RICH... didya see my El Carmino post? That could be a CorsiCamino in your driveway!

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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Thats it,The GM accessory tailgate lock kit.

And no Jim,I didn't see your post,I think your just jealous because you don't have a Corsica!!!

Tell ya' what....When I'm done drivin' her I'll give her to ya'!!! All you gotta do is come on up and pick'er-up!!!

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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Thats it,The GM accessory tailgate lock kit.

And no Jim,I didn't see your post,I think your just jealous because you don't have a Corsica!!!

Tell ya' what....When I'm done drivin' her I'll give her to ya'!!! All you gotta do is come on up and pick'er-up!!!

I see it's not any cheaper than buying it at the dealership.

 

El Carmino Post

 

Here is your next project Rich.

chitownpete Enthusiast

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I installed the GM tailgate lock kit and its great. Didnt come with instuctions but it was easy enough to install. Not having another key is nice and I ordered it online for less than MSRP. Only dislike is that it was made in Mexico.

akfireman Enthusiast

akfireman

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I installed the GM tailgate lock kit and its great. Didnt come with instuctions but it was easy enough to install. Not having another key is nice and I ordered it online for less than MSRP. Only dislike is that it was made in Mexico.

 

I just purchased a tailgate lock and was wondering if there was any tips/tricks you found and any problem getting the lock coded to your key. mine doesnt have any information about this part of the installation.

hubbycap Senior Enthusiast

hubbycap

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I installed the GM tailgate lock kit and its great. Didnt come with instuctions but it was easy enough to install. Not having another key is nice and I ordered it online for less than MSRP. Only dislike is that it was made in Mexico.

 

I just purchased a tailgate lock and was wondering if there was any tips/tricks you found and any problem getting the lock coded to your key. mine doesnt have any information about this part of the installation.

 

 

 

I may be wrong, but I don't think it is more difficult than inserting the key and giving it a turn. First insertion in a new lock is for key learning.

akfireman Enthusiast

akfireman

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I installed the GM tailgate lock kit and its great. Didnt come with instuctions but it was easy enough to install. Not having another key is nice and I ordered it online for less than MSRP. Only dislike is that it was made in Mexico.

 

I just purchased a tailgate lock and was wondering if there was any tips/tricks you found and any problem getting the lock coded to your key. mine doesnt have any information about this part of the installation.

 

 

 

I may be wrong, but I don't think it is more difficult than inserting the key and giving it a turn. First insertion in a new lock is for key learning.

 

I may be wrong, but I don't think it is more difficult than inserting the key and giving it a turn. First insertion in a new lock is for key learning.

 

Thats what I thought, but I could have sworn I read on a thread that if you dont do it correctly you could screw up the lock.

hubbycap Senior Enthusiast

hubbycap

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I installed the GM tailgate lock kit and its great. Didnt come with instuctions but it was easy enough to install. Not having another key is nice and I ordered it online for less than MSRP. Only dislike is that it was made in Mexico.

 

I just purchased a tailgate lock and was wondering if there was any tips/tricks you found and any problem getting the lock coded to your key. mine doesnt have any information about this part of the installation.

 

 

 

I may be wrong, but I don't think it is more difficult than inserting the key and giving it a turn. First insertion in a new lock is for key learning.

 

 

I may be wrong, but I don't think it is more difficult than inserting the key and giving it a turn. First insertion in a new lock is for key learning.

 

Thats what I thought, but I could have sworn I read on a thread that if you dont do it correctly you could screw up the lock.

 

 

Hope you haven't tried my suggestion yet. :sigh:

 

IMPORTANT SAFETY TIP Went to GM Parts Direct site and :

 

*Installation of your new End Gate Lock Package requires coding your vehicles factory key to the lock, by your local GM dealer or locksmith. (Price of coding not included. May be additional cost will be required for coding at your local dealer or locksmith.)

 

Hope you haven't tried my suggestion yet. :drool:

akfireman Enthusiast

akfireman

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That may be where I read it, I just want to make sure I dont screw it up and have to buy a new lock. and no I havent tried it yet..........

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