Replacement Locks for a Thule Evolution Roof cargo Box

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Im missing the lock mechanisms on my Thule Evolution 673 roof box. The internal sliding mechanism is intact but there is just holes on both sides where the locks should go. Which products will I need to get this working properly?

asked by: Gabe T

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Thule does not offer the lock housing or internal parts for the locks as replacement parts. If you are just missing the lock cores by themselves you can get a pair along with keys and the change key to install them using # TH450200.

expert reply by: Michael H

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Chris

7/5/2020

I too am missing a lock housing on one side of my evolution cargo box. Does Thule sell a replacement? And if not how can I add something that will allow me to lock to keep box closed? Thank you!

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Chris R.

7/9/2020

I really wish I could help but Thule just doesn't offer the housings for the lock cylinders. We have the cylinders themselves, as mentioned above, but not the other components. You may be able to modify something to secure the box but your best option at this point might be a brand new cargo carrier. I've linked our full selection below if you decide to go this route.

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Answer 1

If the locksmith can get the lock core in the unlocked position you can use the change key that comes with the part #TH450200 to remove the old lock cylinder and then install the included cylinders that come with this kit and you'd be set.

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Answer 2

Since you have the key/lock core number of 062 on your Thule cargo box the correct replacement lock core is the part #THLOCKN062 and the replacement key is #THKEYN062. You'll also need the Universal Change Key for Thule One Key Locks #853-1251 to…

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Answer 3

The Thule One-Key System #TH450600 are going to be the only lock parts available for your Thule Atlantis 1600 cargo box. The only other parts available for box are as follows. Replacement Slide Strip #TH05401 Replacement Quick Grip Mount Assembly…

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Answer 4

According to my Thule representative, the replacement cradle is part #TH8523387001. My rep told me that the design of the cradle has indeed changed a bit over the years, and the original is no longer available, but that the #TH8523387001 cradle is…

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Answer 5

For your replacement lock, I recommend the Universal Change Key for Thule Locks #853-1251. This will allow you to remove any unlocked Thule lock cylinders and will be used to insert a new Thule lock cylinder. I've attached a video to assist. If…

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Answer 6

Thule lock cores will typically have a number stamped on the face of the core of the lock; the #THKEYN083 key corresponds to locks with the "N083" or "083" on the lock face and this would be how you can determine the correct…

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Answer 7

We have just what you need. If you need additional keys then you can order part #THKEYN098. It sounds like you need to also replace the lock cylinder. If you still have your keys with N098 on them then you can just replace the lock cylinder with part…

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Answer 8

You'll be able to fully replace your lock with the following kit: Lock Housing, part #753-3725-02 Replacement Locks, part #TH450200 This will let you just add the lock back onto your rack, and replace one of the locks on the actual rack with a…

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Answer 9

Thanks so much for the photo and the info on your cargo box model. I'm not 100 percent certain which part you are referring to, so I will list all of the available replacement parts for your Thule Atlantis 1600XT cargo box, which I confirmed with…

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Answer 10

The Thule Atlantis 1600 uses the Thule One-Key Lock System #TH450200. This is the only replacement part for the Lock assembly which Thule offers for the Atlantis Box. Included is a master key to remove the lock cylinder, 2 keys and 2 lock cores which…

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Answer 11

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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Answer 12

Aside from a slight change in the appearance of the crossbar (the WingBar Evo has some boxed edges as opposed to the completely smooth front of the AeroBlade) the biggest differences are the rubber strip on top of the crossbar and the weight…

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