Chevy Silverado 1500 Sierra TAILGATE LOCK Pop & Lock Review How To Install Locking Rear Handle Latch
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GMC Chevy Silverado Pickup Truck TAILGATE LOCK Pop & Lock Review 2018 🔐 How To Install Locking Rear Handle Latch Reviewing + Installing Full How To Tutorial Video! GM truck locking Rear Tailgate Handle Best On The Market Highest Quality Full metal locking with key aftermarket tailgate handle lack anti theft 1999-2007 GM, GMC Sierra, Chevrolet Silverado 1500, 2500, 3500 full sized pickup truck locking handle rear tailgate latch pop and lock aftermarket mod much better product then bolt lock tailgate lock! Watch step by step video of me installing Pop & Lock tailgate locking handle on my Chevy Silverado 1500 pickup showing how to install Pop & Lock DIY tutorial review video clip! This part works on all makes & models with the same install on the years 1999-2007 makes and models of Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, GM vehicles such as Chevy Silverado 1500 z71, Chevy Silverado 1500 HD, Chevy Silverado 2500, Chevy Silverado 3500,Chevy Avalanche, GMC Sierra 1500, GMC Sierra 2500, GMC Sierra 3500, GMC Denali, Cadillac Escalade EXT installation is the exact same step by step for hooking up Pop & Lock to these vehicles stock or oem rear tailgate locking handle latches made fully of metal & not cheap plastic. Thank you for watching this instructional DIY do it yourself easy install review video clip of Pop and Lock on Chevy Silverado 1500 GM Or GMC Pickup Truck!
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This looks great. Just what I need for my K1500. Thanks for posting. It's helpful to see one being installed like this because I was really wondering how they worked exactly. But I gotta say I'm disappointed to see they use a flat head screw for the mounting bolt instead of a regular hex-bolt head. why would they do this? I hate flat heads. Or is it actually come kind of security bolt type head?
blank stares the screw is actually a safety screw that you can’t back out. If you look closely this screw can only be tightened. Not a fan because I don’t think it’s necessary. Regular Phillips, hex or square bolt would work great! You would have to be In the back to remove this anyway!
Thx u
@@kevinkeils8569 u could easily get another type of head bolt at hardware store for under a $1 if u is that worried about it FYI thx for your feedback tho
@@EverydayImTECHnIt I need to remove my lock, maybe you could help me now that I know they are made not to be removed. I need to replace a clip inside and cannot expose them without removing the lock to get to them. Maybe I am doing something wrong? DIY hopefully!
@@koreyboyd Takeoff bed liner cover on tailgate if yours has bed liner then use vise grips to clamp tightly around side of security bolt & spin it off!!! If this doe's not work I can tell you another way also.
Thank you very much for the video this helped a lot and I’ve been searching for a tailgate lock that doesn’t replace the bezel.
This looks way better than the others on the market. I think I will use a standard bolt, in case I need to take it offin the future.
I just took this locking devices off several years of rust accumulation later. It's a huge PITA to get off. That special bolt inside the bed only gives you torque for tightening. You can't get much leverage on it with a large flathead due to the shape. I'm sure this is partially done to prevent a thief from removing the device. I ended up squeezing the thin of the bolt really tight with vice grips to turn it after stripping out the head for flathead screwdriver use. I consider myself lucky to not need to cut the head of the bolt.
Look good wish they would have came up with a better screw for the back then a flat head something harder to remove special key or something
Take your pick.... www.tannerbolt.com/products/SECURITY%20PRODUCTS/SECURITY-SCREWS.aspx
good video, will be doing this to my truck
THX :)
I went to the the dealership and got the factory one for my 2011 Sierra with the lock. It was the same price and you use your factory key.
I'm probably going to get one of these for mine, but I really want to replace the bolt with a tamper-proof torx-bolt, so any idea what thread that bolt is that holds it in? Thanks!!
It metric of some kind just take bolt to hardware store & they can tell u what trends it is with the nut wall display thing they have there to trend in bolts to figure out trends on the wall or hanging up in the bolts & nuts section of store
@@EverydayImTECHnIt BOLT THREAD IS 1/4 course
I'm curious how would you get that screw out if your tailgate handle broke? These year trucks are kinda notorious for the bezel and handle breaking.
You would be able to i would be hard to explain in text tho i may make video showing how! thanks for question!
Just get socket or button head replacement bolt
Drill it out
Grind a small slit through the high points of the security screw perpendicular to the existing line and use the flat head again
It is a shame this handle replacement does not incorporate the BOLT key system, to use the vehicle ignition key. GM does have one for a limited year range of Chevy/GMC, but no solutions for other pickup makes, or even earlier GM years and key types. The BOLT cylinders are highly pick resistant, and do not have the limited 10-20 keys many of these accessories are limited to.
Why the fuck would you use that kind of bolt if that handle breaks which they do very often good luck getting that type of bolt off they're only meant to screw in and not out
Installed one of these over a year ago, it's pretty much useless because all you have to do is pull up hard on the handle and it opens anyway - waste of money. Tried another brand I found on eBay called 'BULLY' and it's even worse - doesn't even give the illusion of locking the handle opens just as easily "locked" or unlocked.
Really wish there was a better solution.
Wouldn't they be able to just unscrew it from the one screw and take the lock off to steal it?
It will be under the bed liner that he took off to install it. Also better if you have a bed cover or topper.
It would be easier to steal someone else’s tail gate lol
It's a single direction screw head, that's why it's flathead in a world where nobody uses anything except phillips heads.
Idk the latch looks kinda loose after installing yea that washer n screw ain’t looking good tho Lol
Typical of GM... after paying at least $30k for a new truck at the time, the owner has to purchase and install a tailgate lock at his or her expense, when FORD and other car manufactures have a built in tailgate lock from the factory using the same key for the doors and ignition.
I hear you LOL! I owned a 2001 Ford F-350 7.3 Diesel truck & it got broken into while i was traveling & parked downtown & was at bar for a few hours M0T$ERF*$KERS stole my Mac Book Pro but anyway my truck was locked but i guess Fords are hella easy to break into cause the whole door handle/lock is plastic so it is really easy for someone to take a screw driver or something & break lock under handle it sucked but kinda of my fault for being stupid & leaving Mac Book Pro in my truck it was not visible tho or anything so those F*&CKERS just got lucky i guess. But it sucked major D**K
BTW i know Chevy/GMC handle are plastic also but the way the Fords handles our made it makes it super easy to break into but if some wants to break into your shit they can always go caveman style & just smash the window LOL
GMC/Chevrolet incorporated they keyed tailgate handle when they went to the newer design. Nothing for older trucks from GM, but they did EXACTLY as you wished for... you were just a few years too erarly. FORD did not lock theirs, either....until they DID. The newest ftailgate rom GM is just shy of having an electric escalator built-in.
Horrible camera handling. I couldn't see anything he was trying to switchout. I wanted to see how he did it, not his bucket, trees, or trailer...🤔