Cuddy door key

Chrisvr6 · July 2015

I have no idea where to get a key for the plastic sliding door to my cuddy in my 93 rinker captiva 236. Anyone know? Or have an extra i can buy?

Dream_Inn · July 2015

If you click on the Freq Asked Questions...you will find this, maybe it will help.

How can I buy a replacement key for my cabin door?

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Most Rinkers use door locks by Mobella. Go inside the cabin, lock the door, and read the three-digit code on the back of the lock. That is your key code. Some Rinker owners have used the following online vendor:

http://mobellakeys.com/products/Mobella_900.htm

Chrisvr6 · July 2015

Thanks

aero3113 · July 2015

I wanted to have a spare made so I went to a local locksmith and they were able to use a motorcycle key.

MarkB · July 2015

I didn't know other keys would work. I tried going to a locksmith and they said they didn't have that profile. Did the motorcycle key work? I just ended up ordering spares on Mobella.

Chrisvr6 · July 2015

Mine looks like it takes a skeleton key. You can see all the way through the keyhole.

Cableguy Greg · July 2015

Mobella keys does a great job of sending out replacement keys rather fast. I have had them send me 5 extras so I can have boat keys in all of my vehicles. That way I am never without boat keys when a spur of the moment boat ride arises. I found a company that makes spare ignition keys as well.

http://lostakey.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=30&products_id=4534

MarkB · July 2015

The ignition key should be in the FAQ section.

aero3113 · July 2015

MarkB said:

I didn't know other keys would work. I tried going to a locksmith and they said they didn't have that profile. Did the motorcycle key work? I just ended up ordering spares on Mobella.

Yes, the motorcycle key worked.

Chrisvr6 · July 2015

Chrisvr6 · July 2015

This is what i need ^

Chrisvr6 · July 2015

See how the one half of the key seperates and stays in the door.

Handymans342 · July 2015

Thats crazy

aero3113 · July 2015

WoW! Never saw that before.

Cableguy Greg · July 2015

Is there a brand name on the key or lock? What about a key number?

JC290 · July 2015

Old school key last time I needed one of them had to have dealer chase it down

Chrisvr6 · July 2015

I was more worried about locking the door when we're overnighting in it. I guess i can just get a hook latch for the inside.

jhofmann · July 2015

A number of people I know don't lock the cabin door when they are away due to the damage and cost when someone breaks in. Fixing the door/lock often costs more than what was stolen.

MarkB · July 2015

Chris, you should be able to lock your cabin door from the inside. There's a trick though, when you unlock the door from the deck you have to set the key position to a neutral position, as you turn it, you should feel a notch where it sits, I think it's just before it locks again. If you go inside, you should be able to shift a thumb latch up/down to close/open the lock.