Replacement 751 keys for the CH751 cam lock standard used across most RV makes and model years. 2 keys per package. Fits storage compartment doors, hatch doors, and access panels on motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, and popup campers. Confirm "751" or "CH751" is stamped on your lock core before ordering.
The CH751 cam lock is the most widely used storage compartment lock in the RV industry — it's been the default factory-installed lock on storage bays, hatch doors, and access panels across most RV brands for decades. If you've lost your original keys, need a spare set to keep in the tow vehicle, or want to have a backup while traveling far from home, the Valterra A524VP gives you two replacement 751 keys in one carded retail package.
Confirming compatibility is straightforward: look at the face of your compartment door lock cylinder. If it has "751" or "CH751" stamped on it, this key will work. The standard is so widespread that the same key will typically open compartments on a 2003 RV and a 2012 RV of completely different brands — the 751 standard has remained consistent across the industry for many years, making these replacement keys one of the most universally useful spare parts an RV owner can carry.
Two CH751 replacement keys — keep one with you and store a spare with a trusted person or in a separate location
The CH751 standard is used across most RV makes and model years — one key fits compartments on the vast majority of travel trailers, motorhomes, and fifth wheels
Look for "751" or "CH751" stamped on the face of your lock cylinder — if it's there, this key works
Packaged for retail — easy to find on the shelf and tuck into a drawer or glove box as a spare
Before ordering: Check the face of your compartment door lock cylinder for "751" or "CH751" stamped into the metal. If you see a different number (such as G391, 706, or others), this key will not work for your locks — look for the replacement key matching that specific code instead. A note on security: Because the CH751 standard is so universally used across RV brands and model years, the same key opens compartments on most RVs — not just yours. This is a known industry-wide characteristic. If compartment security is a concern, replacing your lock cylinders with a less universal keyed lock (such as those with unique key codes or rekeyed systems) provides meaningfully better security. The Valterra A524VP replacement keys are appropriate for day-to-day access and spare key purposes; they don't address the inherent universality of the 751 standard.
Step 1: Locate a storage compartment or hatch door lock on your RV — usually a round chrome or black cylinder set into the door panel Step 2: Look at the face of the lock cylinder (the front surface you insert the key into). There should be a number stamped into the metal Step 3: If the number reads "751" or "CH751", the A524VP replacement key is correct for your locks Step 4: If you see a different number (such as G391, 706, or another code), search for the replacement key specific to that lock code instead If you're unsure, a local RV dealer or locksmith can help identify your lock type. Valterra also offers a range of replacement cam lock cylinders (including the A522VP) if you need to replace the lock itself rather than just the key.
In The Package: • (2) Valterra CH751 Replacement Keys • Carded Retail Packaging Related Products: • Valterra A522VP — Replacement Cam Lock Cylinder (offset, 7/8" deep) — uses CH751 key • Available in multiple cylinder depths for different door thicknesses
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