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GMC Savana 2500 Locks and Hardware

Installing important locks and hardware is a vital part of security for any vehicle. You may choose to change the factory installed locks on your GMC Savana 2500 for many reasons. No matter the reason, there are a variety of lock and hardware options.

There are different types of GMC Savana 2500 locks and hardware. Here are some of the common examples of locks found on GMC products:

• Manual locks: These use a mechanism inside the chamber that is manually moved by the insertion of the key into the lock.
• Automatic door locks: These can be opened by a passenger by the pressing of any inside buttons as well as the insertion of a key.
• Remote keyless locks: These use a remote and do not have a manual key entry option.
• Child safety locks: These are central locking systems in which only certain doors may be unlocked using the buttons.

Each lock system differs slightly, thus offering specific benefits. Here are just a few reasons to consider each kind for your Savana 2500:

• Manual will work even if the electricity does not.
• Automatic provides added safety inside car due to immediate access to all doors.
• Keyless remote is convenient and easy to use.
• Child safety will prevent children from unlocking doors on their own while the car is in motion or in “park.”

Automatic locking systems, sometimes called central locking systems, often come as a set. As the name suggests, the central locking system is all interconnected. This means all of the doors can be locked or unlocked from one door. Installation of this type of lock on your GMC Savana often has many parts that come in a kit. These parts can be acquired separately, and if you choose to purchase the components separately, then make sure to judge the correct sizes.

The components of a central lock system kit are important to know if you wish to install an electric or remote system on your GMC Savana. Here are the basics that you will need:

• Master drive unit is a lock unit for the master door that controls other locks.
• Other drive units are for the other doors that are not master doors.
• Wiring loom helps with installation of the hardware.
• Mounting brackets secure device to the vehicle.
• Electrical connectors and insulators connect to the vehicles electricity to power the locks.
• Securing screws and washers help secure the lock to the car.