Locked out of a cabinet or exterior compartment because you lost the original key? The AP Products 013-690374 is a pre-cut Global replacement key for code 374 locks found on a wide range of RV cabinets, baggage doors, utility compartments, and storage latches. At just 0.02 lbs and 2.3 inches long, it is easy to stash a spare in your glove box, tool kit, or lanyard so you are never stranded without access again.
The Global lock system is one of the most widely used in the RV industry, appearing on coach-built Class A motorhomes, Class C units, fifth wheels, travel trailers, and toy haulers from dozens of manufacturers. Code 374 is a specific factory key cut used across that system. If your rig uses a Global-keyed latch or cam lock and the original key is lost, worn, or broken, part number 013-690374 is the factory-matched pre-cut replacement -- no locksmith required.
AP Products is a long-established supplier of RV hardware and accessories. Their Global replacement key series covers hundreds of key codes, all cut to OEM specification so the key turns smoothly without forcing the lock mechanism. Ordering by code (374) rather than hunting by sight ensures you receive the correct bitting every time.
Pre-cut to Global lock code 374 -- matches the OEM bitting pattern so it operates lock cylinders correctly without modification.
Global-coded locks appear on cabinet doors, baggage compartments, utility hatches, and storage latches across Class A, Class C, fifth wheel, and travel trailer platforms.
At 2.3 x 0.4 inches and 0.02 lbs, the key stores easily in a tool bag, junk drawer, or on a lanyard as a dedicated spare.
Part of AP Products' extensive Global replacement key lineup -- the same manufacturer that supplies OEM hardware to major RV builders.
Global Industries (now distributed through suppliers like AP Products) produces cam locks and cabinet latches that have been standard equipment on RV interiors and exteriors for decades. Each cylinder is stamped or tagged with a four-digit code. That code tells you exactly which pre-cut key blank was used at the factory. Replacement is straightforward: match the code, order the key, done.
Common locations for Global-coded locks in RVs include:
Keys are inexpensive and tiny -- it makes sense to order two or three at the same time. Store one with the rig, one on your keychain, and one at home. A lost key is an inconvenience; having no backup can ruin a trip.
The code is typically stamped on the face of the lock cylinder or on the original key itself. On exterior baggage locks it may be on a small tag attached to the lock body. If the cylinder face is obscured by paint or corrosion, a locksmith can decode it by impression or by reading the existing key's cuts. Once you have the four-digit code, match it to the corresponding AP Products part number in the Global replacement key series.
This key arrives pre-cut to code 374 -- it is not an uncut blank that requires further cutting. No additional equipment or locksmith service is needed. Simply receive the key, test it in your lock, and you are ready to go.
Spray the lock cylinder with a dry PTFE or graphite lubricant once or twice per season. Avoid WD-40 as a long-term lock lubricant -- it attracts dust and can gum up the tumblers over time. A well-maintained cylinder extends the life of both the lock and the key.