Installation Time
(approx) 15 Minutes
Difficulty Level:
Simple installation for anyone.
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Trunk Lock Cylinder with Keys (64-66 Mustang)
Item EK-44-37693-1
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Product Information
Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features
- Trunk Lock Cylinder
- OEM-Style Direct-Fit Replacement
- Top Trunk Lid Mounting Location
- Key-Operated Design
- Manufactured to Exact OE Specifications
- High-Grade Material Construction
- Factory-Style Appearance
- Quality-Checked for Fit and Function
- Easy Installation
- Fits 1964-1966 Mustang
Description
Secure Trunk Access. The Trunk Lock Cylinder is designed to restore reliable key-operated locking and unlocking of the trunk lid. The Trunk Lock Cylinder provides an OEM-style direct-fit replacement for a worn, damaged, or malfunctioning original lock while maintaining proper trunk security and access. Its vehicle-specific design is manufactured to exact OE specifications for accurate fit and dependable function.
Construction and Appearance. This Trunk Lock Cylinder is manufactured from high-grade materials for dependable strength and long-lasting exterior performance. Its factory-style configuration closely replicates the original component for an OE-inspired appearance at the top trunk lid mounting location, while each unit is quality-checked for proper fit and function.
Installation. Installation is quick and easy using the factory trunk lid mounting location and applicable lock linkage and hardware. No drilling or modifications are required because this trunk lock cylinder is designed as a direct-fit replacement.
Application. This Trunk Lock Cylinder fits 1964-1966 Mustang.
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Install Details & What's in the Box
Installation Info
What's in the Box
- (1) Trunk Lock Cylinder
- (1) Key Set
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