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Cabin door lock
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Mercruiser 357 MAG, Bravo 1X
Cabin door lock
One of them is that there is no lock on the door, and it causes alot of vibrations when running at cruise speed.
I only have two holes and no idea what kind of lock was here in the first place, can anyone tell me what to get?
Mercruiser 357 MAG, Bravo 1X
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Re: Cabin door lock
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Mercruiser 357 MAG, Bravo 1X
Re: Cabin door lock
Billm wrote:Source of the post It looks like the same lock I have. This key lock is readily available. It is made by Hafele America and is called “sliding door lock for glass sliding doors”. It consists of a circular base with keyhole that fits in the hole you have in the door and a key with pin tumblers. The pin tumbler stays in the keyhole when the door is locked and stays with the key when unlocked. The pin will go into the small hole in the bulkhead. You may need to get some metric flat head screws slightly longer than what they provide if your door is thicker. I also had to enlarge the hole in the bulkhead that the pin fits into when the door is locked. It is not very expensive.
I can't seem to find one that matches your description, they have tons of locks, is there any way you could show me a picture? My google skills may be lacking
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Re: Cabin door lock
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