Standard Ignition Trunk Lock P/N:TL-230
Turn your key with confidence using the Standard Ignition Trunk Lock / Tailgate Lock Cylinder (TL-155) — the keyed cylinder that operates the trunk latch so you can lock and unlock the compartment. It installs as a direct-fit replacement for the 1980-1984 Subaru DL, 1980-1984 Subaru GL, 1980-1982 Subaru GLF, and 1980-1984 Subaru STANDARD (all engines). This part is cataloged under both names — Trunk Lock and Tailgate Lock Cylinder.
The lock cylinder houses the tumblers your key turns to lock and unlock the trunk. If the original cylinder is worn, sticky, or no longer turns the latch, this replaces it. The listed applications use one cylinder, and this listing is for one. Country of origin: Japan. Manufacturer part number TL-155.
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
What does the TL-155 do?
It's the keyed lock cylinder that operates the trunk/tailgate latch — you insert and turn your key to lock and unlock the compartment.
Which vehicles does the TL-155 fit?
It's a direct-fit replacement for the 1980-1984 Subaru DL and GL, 1980-1982 Subaru GLF, and 1980-1984 Subaru STANDARD (all engines). See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.
Why is it listed as both a Trunk Lock and a Tailgate Lock Cylinder?
The part is known by both names — our catalog classifies it as a Trunk Lock while the manufacturer describes it as a Tailgate Lock Cylinder. Both refer to the same TL-155 cylinder.
How many do I need and what's included?
The listed applications use one cylinder, and this listing is for one. Consult the vehicle service information for any fasteners or keying required for installation.
What are signs the lock cylinder may need replacing?
The key sticks or won't turn, the key turns without operating the latch, or the cylinder feels loose or worn.
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