Lost my lockable right glove box cover
- HandymanHerb
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Lost my lockable right glove box cover
Can't seem to find one list on Wingstuff, found the boxes for sale but no cover, That will teach me to check my tire pressure, I guess I didn't get the cover locked back in and I couldn't find it on the road but being in heavy traffic I'm sure it got destroyed.
If someone can point me to where I can get one or show me where it is on the Wingstuff diagrams
If someone can point me to where I can get one or show me where it is on the Wingstuff diagrams
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Re: Lost my lockable right glove box cover
You might find a used one on Ebay for abuot $20.00
https://www.ebay.com/itm/96-Honda-GL150 ... SwkkRfYl1Z
Or, item #4 in the diagram for about $200.00
http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche.com ... damc&a=282
https://www.ebay.com/itm/96-Honda-GL150 ... SwkkRfYl1Z
Or, item #4 in the diagram for about $200.00
http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche.com ... damc&a=282
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- HandymanHerb
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Re: Lost my lockable right glove box cover
Mine wasn't crome on the edge but it seems to be the only one on line, then I will have to find a lock, so I ordered it
Thanks for the help
Thanks for the help
- MikeB
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Re: Lost my lockable right glove box cover
The chrome is just a stick on after market accessory. It is not stock.HandymanHerb wrote: ↑Sat Sep 26, 2020 10:19 pm Mine wasn't crome on the edge but it seems to be the only one on line, then I will have to find a lock, so I ordered it
Thanks for the help
MikeB
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- HandymanHerb
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Re: Lost my lockable right glove box cover
Thanks again, I will check it from now on to make sure it is locked down
- joeincalif
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Re: Lost my lockable right glove box cover
When you get it if it has a lock or if you buy another lock you can change that lock with you lock on the gas flap so it will be the same as your ignition key and use the lock on your gas flap and make a key knob out of it,

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Re: Lost my lockable right glove box cover
That is pretty good advice. That is what I would do too. But before making that key knob, I would duplicate the key and keep it on a key chain or in the bike someplacce just in case the key knob was lost or stolen. It's always good to have an extra key.joeincalif wrote: ↑Sun Sep 27, 2020 10:17 am When you get it if it has a lock or if you buy another lock you can change that lock with you lock on the gas flap so it will be the same as your ignition key and use the lock on your gas flap and make a key knob out of it, full
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- Charlie1Horse
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Re: Lost my lockable right glove box cover
If you get another lock with your new part you can take it to a locksmith and they can punch out a new key from the number on the lock cylinder.
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- HandymanHerb
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Re: Lost my lockable right glove box cover
I'll just carry an extra key if I can't get it rekeyed, I rather not be locked out of my gas tank and you know it would be out of town when it got missing, and I go in the gas compartment more than I do the glove box unless I'm grabbing my air gauge to check tires.
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Re: Lost my lockable right glove box cover
Do you really need it to lock? You can just modify the lock so that it doesn't work, it would be very unlikely that anyone will check -- they will see the lock and just assume it's actually locked.
- HandymanHerb
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Re: Lost my lockable right glove box cover
Not being locked is how I lost the last one on the road, it blew off
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Re: Lost my lockable right glove box cover
Putting it on a leash would have prevented that.
I'm simply suggesting an alternative to spending the money to have a locksmith rekey to match your current key.
I'm simply suggesting an alternative to spending the money to have a locksmith rekey to match your current key.