Availability of Replacement Lock Core and Key that Can be Used with Thule Knob TH39ND

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It looks like the kit with 2 keys and removal key is on back order. It does look like you have individual parts in stock to make the same kit. Can you verify the individual key cylinder and keys required for 2 knobs. I would like to order them today.

asked by: Jim B

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Helpful Expert Reply:

You could use two of the part # TH39ND with the change key # TH42BJ with the knob part # 753-0073 and you'd be set.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Yes, you will be able to move your lock cores from your old arms on your Thule EasyFold XT Bike Rack #TH903202 when you install the new Short Arm #7525491002 and Long Arm #1500052414 assemblies. To move the locks you will need either the Change Key…

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Answer 2

I am sorry that a "Customer Review" was misleading. In order for optimal performance of the Replacement Long Arm Assembly for Thule EasyFold XT Electric Bike Rack #1500052414 you would need a lock core installed. You can use the lock core…

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We can help you with spare keys for your any of your Thule products including roof rack, bike carriers and other accessories. All Thule lock cores have a code lightly stamped into the face; this is all you need to order the correct replacement keys.…

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Yes, you will need the Thule universal change key, #853-1251, to remove and install new lock cores. the change key pulls down all the tumblers so the lock can be removed or inserted. The existing lock, if present, will have to be unlocked for the…

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The Universal Change Key for Thule Locks, #853-1251, will allow you to remove your Thule lock and replace it with a Thule one key system lock, which we sell separately. The lock core does need to be unlocked in order to remove it with this key. The…

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Answer 7

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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