How To Remove Lock Core From Old Thule Spar Tube and Install In New Spar Tube 7524703002

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How do I remove the lock from the damaged part and reinstall on the new part. A new lock did not come with the new piece. I am talking about the lock cable on the tire lock.

asked by: Debbie D

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To remove the Thule One-Key Lock Core from your old Spar Tube and install it in your Replacement Spar Tube # 7524703002 you will just need the Universal Change Key # 853-1251. With the lock core unlocked you will just insert the change key and remove the old core then reinsert it in your new core.

I included a video of the # 853-1251 in use for you to take a look at.

expert reply by: Samuel C

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