18-3315 7/8 Keyed Camlock- Pack of 4

It worked for my 2014 Toyota Tacoma. If you want to use it to your 2nd generation Tacoma, You need to put lock's latch this way as you can see my pictures.P. S If the latch is a tiny little longer than now, it would work very well.(green circles)

Ordered this set in July. Not quite ready to use them, I put the package up until today (a cooler morning to work outside). Pulled the package out to install them... no keys. The back of the package has a sticker that said Amazon Warehouse, so I can only assume it was a returned product... that came back without keys... and QC didn't catch the "key" missing pieces.Frustrated with Amazon as my return window already closed. 😡Moral of the story: Check the packages you receive. Open them to make sure ALL the parts are in there before you store them away if you don't need to use the product within 30 days. 🙄

The media could not be loaded.  Funcionan bien pero no tienen una protección para que no le entre agua o suciedad y yo los tuve que lijar y pulir porque son muy opacos.

I had many times before heard that the manufacturer in the RV industry all used the same-key locks for RV compartments, because it was "convenient" for them not to have to worry about different locksets and keying alike and all that, so ALL the locks were "keyed alike" (or most of them, at any rate). I didn't choose to believe it, though, until a fellow camper and I were discussing it, and I walked over to his RV and unlocked his compartment!! After nearly 40 years of RVing, my locks are "now my own". It took less than half an hour to change the locks on my RV. The ONLY "Downside": Though they come in sets of four locks with two keys, my RV has five locks. I took the remaining original lock to a locksmith, and it took him about 10 minutes to key the old lock to the new "unique" key.I WAS concerned about ordering the correct length. After reading several opinions, I measured from the start of the threads (at the key/collar end) to the total end of the lock minus the cam (the "tang" that actually moves to engage the lock). They fit and work fine!

The adage "measure twice, cut once" certainly applies here. These were exactly the right length right out of the box for my Lund Fury that came with vinyl flooring & no locks on the 1/2" plywood lids on the rod lockers. I'm fairly handy with hand tools so after drilling a 3/4" inch hole the locks just bolted into place. You just have to be careful that you place them so the latching arm operates correctly. With 2 locks for each lid the installation is reasonably secure.

Solid feel. Great plating and solid feel of the key on each pin, you know when it is unlocked. Come with two different lug lengths. I needed three for my RV to make it keyed unique (most manufacturers use the same key cut for all doors, not secure!). The external shower hatch has a much shorter length so I took one of the spare lugs and bent it to work, even shortening it about 10mm (3/8"). Now all a keyed alike and unique! This was most important on the front storage pass through as one could enter my RV through these doors, pushing up the master bed. So IF I get time, the 4th lock will be a master bed hatch hold down.

They work.

Replaced the OEM locks on a thirty year old MAC tool box set. For the money a usable lock. Not the highest quality materials but good enough. If I needed super strong and secure lock I would buy something better. But for my tool box locks that , which are more of a Keep Out notice then thief deterrent , these are great.