Replacement Door Lock Cylinder, Set of 2
Manufacturer #REPF465302
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Replacement Door Lock Cylinder, Set of 2
Manufacturer #REPF465302
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$21.51
| Label | Value |
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| Part | |
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| Warranty | 1-year Replacement unlimited-mileage warranty |
| Quantity Sold | Set of 2 |
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| Deals | Overstock |
| Promotions | Last Chance Deals |
| Returns Policy | 30-Day Return Policy |
| Product Fit | Direct Fit |
| Interchange Part Number | DL143B |
| Color Finish | Black |
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Just what the doctor ordered
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Posted by Laurel C. / Tue, Oct 21
Fits as expected, wish I could have had 2 sets keyed the sameDoor Lock Cylinder, Set Of 2
4.0/5
Fit my 2002 E350. Side entry takes the same piece as driver door, glad I bought 2 sets. Wish I could have gotten both sets keyed the same.
DC
Posted by David C. / Thu, Jun 12
As good as OEM at a fraction of the price.Door Lock Cylinder, Set Of 2
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Good quality and excellent pricing.
JM
Posted by Julie M. / Mon, Jun 09
Ranger doors lock cylinderDoor Lock Cylinder, Set Of 2
5.0/5
Quick delivery, easy to install and it worked as it should.
JG
Posted by Jason G. / Mon, Jan 27
A great company.Door Lock Cylinder, Set Of 2
5.0/5
Great Price. And only 2 days package arrived. I was very pleased.
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Posted by Ink B. / Mon, Dec 23
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Question: It states as being for the front . will they work on double side door and back doors as well ?? 1996 e-250Paul B. / Dec 05, 2020
Hi Paul,
This is basically not specifying front only(even our supplier's data sheet details), but it is common for the driver and passenger side door lock cylinder with keys. You can actually try to fit it if the hole diameter is the same and the rod mechanism hooks up fine to this door lock cylinders. Please click the links below to see more information from our supplier's catalog.
https://ecatalog.smpcorp.com/STD/#/vehicles/parts/num/DL-143B?type=s
https://eaccess.smpcorp.com/eCatalogs/Downloads/EMD/ST10739.pdf
JE
Staff
Answered by Jeonino E. / Sat, Dec 05Question: I cannot find door lock cylinders for my 2003 Mazda B2300 extended cab pickup anywhere, and I don't understand why. Someone must make them. Every parts store I have checked tells me that the same year Ford Ranger won't work on my 2003 B2300. Can you help me?Kim Taylor / Jan 14, 2022
Hi Kim, I'm glad to assist you. Unfortunately, we also don't have one available. We suggest checking the local part stores around your area or the nearest Mazda dealership directly on what they have available to offer you. I hope this helps and happy shopping.
AE
Staff
Answered by Arnel E. / Fri, Jan 14Hey Kim , I believe the Ford Ranger ones will fit in the Mazda. Try it. If it doesn't fir return it. Or call around junkyards. One of them should have some. If not I'm sure some yard in America has them , search the web you'll find them. Good luck !!
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Answered by Wayne H. / Fri, Jan 14On my 98 B4000 the only difference was the Mazda had a security switch on the end I just took the clip off removed the activator put on the old switch on it and reassembled the cylinder. Worked great?
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Answered by Albert H. / Fri, Jan 14Not sure if this helps but these worked out good to replace on 1998, E250. The originals were damaged from break in.
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Answered by Roger H. / Fri, Jan 14Question: Does it include key?Luisbebo / May 25, 2021
Hi Luis, I'm glad to help you out. Yes, it includes 2 keys. It will come exactly as to how you see it in the picture. I hope this helps. To order the part, click on the link below while the part is in stock and enjoy the savings of our ongoing sale today. Happy shopping.
https://www.carparts.com/door-lock-cylinder/replacement/repf465302?can=CPGG4850
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Answered by Grace G. / Tue, May 25Yes it includes keys. I think the door lock cylinders are made better than the factory ones.
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Answered by John / Tue, May 25Yes it does include keys and it is so easy to do just you tube it!
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Answered by James / Wed, May 26Yes it does
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Answered by Stephenie S. / Sat, May 29Question: Is this a not very handy capable job I can do? The garage says it will be too expensive for them to do.Davidk / Nov 22, 2021
Hi David, I'm glad to assist you. We do not have a specific step guide for a DIY install. But, generally, it is moderately easy. You have to remove, unscrew first, the interior door handle. Then, Pry out the door window switch carefully to detach it from the door panel. Remove socket connector of door switch. Then carefully pry off the edges of the door-panel-trim with a thin edged fiber mallet to release the pins. Remove the door panel. Detach the plastic insulation of the door and remove the lock for the door lock cylinder. Replace the cylinder and do the same reverse procedure to install all the removed parts carefully. Grab our sale price offer and click the link below to order today. I hope this helps. Happy shopping.
https://www.carparts.com/door-lock-cylinder/replacement/repf465302?can=CPJE1043
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Answered by Jeonino E. / Mon, Nov 22Very simple to do. Took a few minutes each side. Pull the forked tab out and the lock is released. Remove the locking rod from the back and pull it out.
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Answered by John Y. / Mon, Nov 22Depends on car
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Answered by michael S. / Sun, Dec 19Question: so i will have to use the new set of keys to lock and unlock the doors now? so a seperate key to start the truck? i have the passenger side thats ou..t i wonder if i can retain the key somehow.. or if this is my best option? thanks in advance..pete88p / Mar 09, 2021
Hi Peter,
Yes, that would be the only option. You will have separate keys for the ignition and for the door locks.
AE
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Answered by Arnel E. / Tue, Mar 09You can have your door locks keyed to your other cylinder by a locksmith
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Answered by Joe J. / Wed, Mar 10Yes one key to start and one key to open doors
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Answered by Johnny S. / Mon, Mar 15Showing 1 - 5 of 34 Questions