Lost or worn out your code 367 key? This AP Products global replacement key is the direct solution for RV owners who need a spare or replacement for cabinet locks, storage compartment doors, and interior latches cut to code 367. At just 0.02 lbs and 2.3 inches long, it slips easily into a glove box, toolbox, or junk drawer so you're never locked out on the road again.
AP Products is one of the most widely used suppliers of RV hardware in the industry, and their Global replacement key series covers dozens of key codes used across a broad range of RV makes and models. Code 367 is a commonly used cut found on AP Products-branded cam locks, T-handle latches, and panel locks installed by numerous RV manufacturers including Forest River, Coachmen, Keystone, and others who sourced AP Products hardware during assembly.
This key arrives pre-cut to code 367 -- no locksmith required. It is a direct, drop-in replacement. Simply insert and turn. The slim profile (2.3 inches x 0.4 inches x 0.03 inches) is consistent with standard flat RV cabinet and compartment keys.
Ships ready to use. No cutting or fitting needed -- insert into any code 367 AP Products lock and turn.
Fits AP Products cam locks, T-handle latches, and panel locks across many Class A, Class C, fifth wheel, and travel trailer models.
At 0.02 lbs and 2.3 x 0.4 x 0.03 inches, this key stores anywhere -- wallet, toolbox, or key ring.
Keep one on your main key ring and stash a backup in your RV toolkit. Losing the only key to a storage bay mid-trip is a common and avoidable problem.
AP Products markets their replacement keys as "global" replacements, meaning each key is factory-cut to a specific code number that matches the corresponding lock cylinder. Code numbers like 367 correspond directly to the bitting pattern machined into the lock during manufacturing. When you order code 367, you get exactly that cut -- not a blank, not a universal key, but a properly cut key for 367-coded cylinders.
Common AP Products lock families that use code-based keys include:
To confirm this is the correct key, check your existing key or the lock cylinder itself. AP Products typically stamps the key code on the bow (the top portion of the key you grip) or on a tag attached to the original key set. Some lock cylinders also have the code stamped near the keyway on the face of the cylinder.
If you no longer have the original key, a locksmith with RV experience can often decode the cylinder visually and confirm the code. AP Products cam locks are also re-keyable in many cases, which means a locksmith can swap the cylinder to a new code if the original is unknown.