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Originally Posted by swarb
mailbox lock, a drill, and a rubber gromit . good luck.
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Originally Posted by swarb
What is wrong with my suggestion? If you do it clean, it will work. There is no oem option. And my suggestion probably the only solution. You want a lock. Add a lock. Or search google for glove box lock and get one of those plastic ones.
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Swarb has it right. The thing to do would be to pick up a spare glove box off eBay, open it up to see how it works and install a small lock cylinder with an arm that prevents the little glove box handle from moving. You might be able to find someone locally who does car interiors who can do it for you.
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Originally Posted by Poodles
The truck is the locked part of the vehicle (hit the button in the truck and it will require the key to get in).
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Tru
nk. Not truck.