Replacement E009 Key For Mopar OEM Roof Rack on 2009 Dodge Nitro

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I need a replacement key for my dodge nitro factory roof racks E009. Do you have something to fit?

asked by: Lori

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Expert Reply:

Thule made those racks for Mopar, so the Thule # THKEYN009 would be the correct replacement. The older lock cores were just a little shallower than the new ones, so you might have to seat the key fully the first time by giving the key a tap with a hammer. You'll only need to do that once.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 1

We do have what you need; the correct replacement for a key with E005 is Replacement Key for Thule Racks and Carriers #THKEYN005.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 9

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