Where to Find Key Number for Global Links RV Door Locking Latch

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I lost the key with the 3 digits but have the locks. Were do I find the number on the lock to order the key.

asked by: Michael P

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Look on the handle of the inside latch of your Global Links RV locking latch and you'll see the key number you'd need. See attached picture. If you needed the key number G310 like what you see in the attached picture you'd need the key part # 295-000036.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 4

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