🔐 ACDelco GM Genuine Parts D1456F Trunk Lock with Key: Guaranteed Quality and Compatibility Review

The description says it fits a 1999 Buick - no. Completely wrong point. This one is too short and didn't have the right end to insert a cable to open the trunk.

Good quality kit although I can't confirm the durability of the black paint on it as I haven't used it since. . If you have 78 z28 DO NOT BUY. Do your due diligence better than me and save yourself a headache/waste of money. It's a completely wrong angle, turn the pen? Too long (can be trimmed) but the angle is not suitable for my year of construction. Does my 78 need a tilt-back lockout with a much shorter pin?

Used to replace the trunk lock on 91 Lumina. Fits exactly like the original except the clip holding the lock has no hole for the screw holding the clip. No problem, just used the old one and everything was fine. Definitely plug and play, no modifications needed and all the new parts even include the gasket that surrounds the lock and the part that goes from the lock to the latch itself which I need as the old one was bent. In my opinion worth the 2€ extra.

Although not the seller's fault, the keys that come with the lock are perforated, not cut but not sanded to eliminate roughness. This can result in the key actually remaining in the lock on the discs or plates in the lock selected according to the cutouts in the key. An easy fix if you have a key copier with a buff wheel or bench grinder with a wire wheel, simply buff it lightly to ensure smooth insertion and removal from the lock. The price is comparable to ASP or Strattec, the quality is not…