CodeLocks - KL1004 - Classic Electronic Kit Lock - Up to 1/4" Door Thickness - Locker Lock - No Pre-Assembly - Optional Handing - Silver Handing:Left Handed 2013 - 2013 Ford Fiesta

Name: CodeLocks - KL1004 - Classic Electronic Kit Lock - Up to 1/4" Door Thickness - Locker Lock - No Pre-Assembly - Optional Handing - Silver Handing:Left Handed 2013 - 2013 Ford Fiesta
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 74444952630
Price: 78.47 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8532 (8 reviews)

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CodeLocks KL1004 Classic Electronic Kit Lock Up to 1 4" Door Thickness Locker Lock No Pre Assembly Optional Handing Silver Handing:Left Handed 2013 2013 Ford Fiesta 2013 2013 Ford Fiesta Titanium 1 PRIVACY FEATURE Push button on inside of the door to temporarily lock out keypad codes (programmable option) RAL colour locks available on request CDL KL1004

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