How Do I Identify Key Code For A Hitch Pin Lock

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how do I identify replacement key code

asked by: Tom

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Expert Reply:

You can identify your key code by inspecting the face of the lock core for a numeric code, or you can look at the key itself.

If you're in the market for a new hitch receiver lock, the etrailer Hitch Receiver Lock for 2" and 2-1/2" Hitches # e98881 is a great option and will work with 2" and 2-1/2" hitch receivers, and can be keyed alike to match other etrailer branded locks.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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Answer 1

For the hitch lock part #e98881 to get the correct replacement key you will need to locate your current key number. The key number is located on the lock core and should be three numbers that begin with a zero. If you can't locate the key number,…

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Answer 2

I do have an option for you but there are no replacement keys available for Curt products like the Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock part #C23519. I suggest the etrailer Hitch Receiver Lock part #e98881 which we do offer replacement keys for if needed.

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Answer 3

I checked your order notes and the leaf springs you bought last year were the part #e28SR which are for 5k axles. Since this is over the capacity of your axle failure would not have been caused by over loading the trailer assuming you stayed under…

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Answer 4

The Dexter 072-078-00 is a 2,200 lb capacity leaf spring. You can use a higher capacity leaf spring, however it won't increase the capacity of your trailer as the axle is still rated for that max capacity of 4,400 lbs. My recommendation for a…

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Answer 5

While we don't' have custom 5th wheel or rear hitch options for your 2005 Freightliner M2 106 you can mount the Reese low-profile hitch, #RP30054. It requires a little custom fabrication which is explain in the linked instructions. For a rear…

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Answer 6

A drop axle certainly can make it tough to reach the star wheel adjuster on a drum brake. The adjuster spoon tool we offer #W80630 has a 90-degree bend that will often let you get access to the adjuster even on a drop axle. Essentially you will need…

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Answer 7

That spindle looks pretty well destroyed so best option is going to be to replace the axle. You are going to need to measure your current axles in a few places to get the correct one as we don't have access to what your numbers reference. You…

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Answer 8

Seal 171255UC has an inner diameter of 1.719 inches and outer diameter of 2.565 inches. A seal that has those dimensions would actually be #58846. I've added a link to a video review of this seal for you to take a look at.

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Answer 9

You would not be able to charge your battery through the wiring on your 4-way trailer connector. Since your truck has a 7-way connector, you could maintain the power to the battery but not charge it. To begin, you would need to cut off your 4-way…

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Answer 10

I have attached a link to our selection of 8 inch trailer hub assemblies that use the common 4 on 4 inch bolt patterns for you to filter through. To choose the correct one you will simply need to remove the current hub on your trailer and check the…

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Answer 11

The 3-1/4 inch diameter hole to install the part #RR5K is the correct dimension to use. We actually even had a customer come back and say they did it with a 3 inch hole saw. I attached a link to the install video you mentioned as well.

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Answer 12

On Curt brake controller #C24VV there is a 20 display so if the display is upside down is would look like 02 or 05. That message either indicates that a trailer is connected and the brakes are activated or, if it is flashing, that means it is in…

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