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I ordered with tailgate locktailgate theft will be a lot more common than cubby doors lol
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I ordered with tailgate locktailgate theft will be a lot more common than cubby doors lol
if its still the McGuard tailgate lock that Ford is selling with trucks, it won't stop a determined thief, as its basically just a hose clamp with a plastic shell on itI ordered with tailgate lock![]()
I'm not sure what it looks like, the configurator didn't show an image or really much description when I placed the order. There is a key lock I thought on the tailgate, like you would see on a driver's door, and I believe it is activated (lock/unlock) by the key fob on XLT/Lariat.if its still the McGuard tailgate lock that Ford is selling with trucks, it won't stop a determined thief, as its basically just a hose clamp with a plastic shell on it
Careful, someone said they were going to keep a rattlesnake in theirs.You all have motivated me to take the cubbie doors whenever I find them, so I have extras in case sometime steals mine!
Why would someone want the bed storage door???????I'm curious if the bed storage cubby built into the rear passenger side of the bed locks or not? All of the videos show it twist to open and then the door isn't hinged, but is removed easily... I hope that it locks or I will be worried that without a locking bed cover these doors will disappear all too easily via the Walmart parking lot five finger discount.
Locks make the thieves think there is something very valuable in the compartment and then they'lll destroy whatever they have to to get into it. Just don't put valuable things in there. Mine will probably have a pair of gloves and a couple ratchet straps in it.It does not lock. I'm hoping that the aftermarket brings a lockable replacement door, though, to be honest, I'm sure it could just be pried out if a thief really wants in. Locks tend to only keep honest people honest.
Who knows why someone would steal Einstein’s brain?Why would someone want the bed storage door???????
The cubby is secure. I've seen two vids already where the host was unable to open it.I'm curious if the bed storage cubby built into the rear passenger side of the bed locks or not? All of the videos show it twist to open and then the door isn't hinged, but is removed easily... I hope that it locks or I will be worried that without a locking bed cover these doors will disappear all too easily via the Walmart parking lot five finger discount.
The tailgate lock situation is a bit confusing to me. Looking at the Ford.com PDF's they indicate standard manual tailgate locks on all trims, optional power lock on XLT and Lariat. I think this would be the key lock next to the handle.I'm not sure what it looks like, the configurator didn't show an image or really much description when I placed the order. There is a key lock I thought on the tailgate, like you would see on a driver's door, and I believe it is activated (lock/unlock) by the key fob on XLT/Lariat.
It's a clamp that goes around the slotted lower hinge of the tailgate that needs to be removed before the tailgate can be taken off.Then tailgate lock option CCBAB ($40) is what they call a "HINGE LOCK". Never heard of one. Does anybody know what that is?
Wouldn't surprise me if something like these fits - it was already suggested (maybe earlier in the thread?) that there would be an aftermarket or ford lock available (from one of the Ford guys on here)
That's why I pan for platinum on the side of the road.Apparently hybrids are targeted because there’s less wear on them. It’s dumb stuff