Yakima Lock Core That Matches A147 Yakima Key

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I have a yakima setup with a A147 key is the core the same number? I want to order new cores for some other stuff and want it to run on same key.

asked by: Sam

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Yes, if your Yakima key has the code A147 on it then that means your key is part # Y8772-A147 and the matching lock core is part # Y8771-A147. Just order however many lock cores you are needing and make sure you have a Control Key # Y8007835 to remove the unlocked cores you are needing to replace.

expert reply by: Jon G

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