Can Bauer Entry Door Locks Be Ordered By Specific Key Code

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Hello, Im looking at getting my travel trailer doors keyed alike. Its a 2009 jayco Jay Flight G2. The door handle I would like keyed to is Bauer 333. I would need 2 more of those,

asked by: Dan

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Entry door locks like the Bauer Products Camper Door Lock # BA54FR can not be ordered by a specific key code but can be ordered keyed alike by selecting the keyed alike option above the add to cart button and then selecting the quantity you would need.

You'll also want to remove the back of your current entry door lock and measure the cutout hole to ensure the # BA54FR is the correct fit. The # BA54FR requires a 2-3/4" wide x 3-3/4" tall cutout hole.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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If you select keyed alike on the drop down menu on the product page for the Bauer Camper Door Lock part #BA54FR that you referenced all of the ones you order will use the same key which will be included.

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If you know the key number you need we can help get you the correct replacement. If you get me that info I can see what you'd need but in meantime I attached a link to a page that has all of the replacement Bauer keys we offer.

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