OWACH Button Locking Glovebox Electronic Review

Although it is perfect to replace the unlock button that was on the back of my MH BUT. What isn't a key that isn't on every van's keychain?

Used in the glove box of an old jeep. Installs easily and feels solid, keeping the glove box door closed even during hard impacts and jerky off-road movements.

I used this latch on a custom door for my electronics box on my T-Top so I had to make a slight change which I was expecting but it's a good one Latches and works well

After searching online for a few photos of replacing a faulty latch on my 2012 Lund 1775 Impact I settled on this one. It only took me five minutes to remove the old one and put the new one in. Fits perfectly.

Our old boat from the 1980's had a twist lock to open and close the glove box but it sucked because you never knew whether it was locked and it popped open. This locking knob style was perfect to replace. I just had to drill a bigger hole and it works like a breeze!

This piece of junk can be opened with any key designed for this type of lock. Isn't it convenient! I'm thrilled to death with the idea that I can actually let someone rummage through my stuff even if I accidentally lock it! MARVELOUS! Update: The key worked too well. Turned the key and pulled the cylinder right out of the hole. CHINESE SOUL! Let the tariffs work!

I have decided to take a chance with this item and have not had it long enough to review the nature of the durability but it fits and replaces perfectly Your Jeep TJ Center Console Latch and Lock (Cannot talk about other Jeeps). The only real difference is how it stays on the console door. Your factory one is spring loaded and this one has a nut that you tighten with channel locks on the bottom. But that's not a problem, the latch fits perfectly into the hole in the center console and clicks…