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The lock on one of my saddlebags is non-functional. The little tab is missing as is the nut that holds the tab on and as I understand it, a spring.
It feels gritty when you turn the key so I think it is time for a new one.
The lock on the other side is fine.
The lock on the tour pack works but it takes my buddy's key to do so, as I bought it from him.
So I am looking at the possibility of having 3 different drum keys on my chain.
I am hoping for only two.
Does HD make a 3 lock kit and what is the Part number?
Does HD make a 2 lock kit and what would be the part number of that?
Does HD cover the locks (broken) under ESP?
Are they any quality aftermarket parts that I should be aware of?
So if one of the bag locks is good, order two new ones to match which should also be the same as the ignition. Note that the fuel door isn't specifically keyed so don't worry about that one.
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