Keyless Motorhome Door Latch for 2008 Holiday Rambler

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Im looking to purchase a keyless entry lock for my 2008 holiday rambler which locks will work for me?

asked by: Brad C

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Expert Reply:

I may have a solution for you, but don't have any database that tells us what size the door lock cutouts on individual coaches are, so it's likely that you're going to need to measure your existing cutout to determine which one will work best.

The Global Link # 295-000183 keyless latch for trailers fits a 2.75 X 3.75 inch right-hand opening.
The Global Link # 295-000185 keyless latch for trailers fits the same size but is left-hand opening.

expert reply by: Les D

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