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I'm surprised someone on this site hasn't designed a quick and cheap good looking mod. If I was a little more concerned I would buy a replacement cover, research a good looking lock or even better run a cable from the cab with an interior release on the cover. I would expect a parts cost of less than $20 without buying a new cover as those run around $30 OEM.
Sure. Here's a pic. I tried it, no dice. The local dealer charges a 15% restocking fee so I just kept it. I noticed that the part# you have has an A, where mine is a B. Years ago I was a Ford parts flunky and I often saw the numbers differed, even in a current year. Package opened, cap unused
Last edited by 1stNewTruck; Jul 25, 2020 at 08:31 AM.
Sure. Here's a pic. I tried it, no dice. The local dealer charges a 15% restocking fee so I just kept it. I noticed that the part# you have has an A, where mine is a B. Years ago I was a Ford parts flunky and I often saw the numbers differed, even in a current year. Package opened, cap unused
I've seen it posted on Mustang forums that the "A" works for them. I'm not sure what the difference is between the Mustang and F150 inlet.
Pretty sure the "B" was the part number for the previous gen F150.
Well in any case, I don't have any locking slots on mine. If they ever make a proper locking door I'll get it, but the one I saw on American Trucks looks like junk and it's way overpriced in my opinion. But I'm a bit of a cheapskate so....
