Why not try emailing them? Send some pics and measurements and see what they can do for you?
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Mine was the same so I welded a steel bar on the top piece, towards the firewall so that it jams it in position.
Firewall? Can you show a photo of your modification perhaps?
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Firewall is the engine bay back wall. Here's mine, needs painting.
Are they the correct lock for your year model of Ducato/Boxer?
yes according to ATE!
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Is it the post 2014 model?
yes 2021 model!
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My driveway security camera has picked up a gipsy knocking at my door twice this week, and although our van has an alarm and steering lock fitted, I decided that some additional security is called for.I was searching for another security measure to protect our motorhome from theft, and thought of the excellent clutch claw, as was marketed to motorhomers at shows a few years ago. Not a bad price at ÂŁ119, but the ability to fit an automatic van was a bit vague and non comital from the company. So the search went on, and on eBay I found several similar devices at all sorts of pricing
The one that caught my eye was a product made by a small engineering firm who do welding on site and in their workshop. I was a little concerned as it was so cheap, ÂŁ60 including delivery and a decent lock. The lock is at least half that value, as it is pretty substantial. The rest is 2 pieces of 8mm steel plate, lazer cut, welded and painted a nice blue colour.
Upon delivery I unpacked the pedal lock and was immediately impressed with the obvious quality of the finish and how it fits together. The lower part goes beneath the pedals, with a plate that fits on top. All secured with a substantial lock on the top, which would take a lot of work to cut off and is impossible to attack with bolt croppers like a normal padlock
Out of the packaging
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Taken apart to fit, just 3 parts
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First slide the bottom slotted plate under the pedals, with the pedal arms in the slots and move it to an upright positionView attachment 447729
Drop the other steel plate on the top, covering the lower plate and leaving the hole for the key
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Then open the lock and slot over the hole in the plate. I found that the key needs turning a full 90 degrees so the key faces up and down. Then press the lock barrel in and turn the key. As simple as that
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This lock is very substantial and secure. I can highly recommend this to any motorhomer or even a van owner as a very good investment for the security of your vehicle.
I purchased direct from their website and got 2 free window stickers in addition. All in a bargain at ÂŁ60 and models available for most popular vans, whether automatic or manual. I have absolutely no connection to this supplier and this review is intended to be helpful to other members. I did ask about a discount for other members, but at this price the margins are very tight. Also happy to help a small business in these troubled times
SHOP | ATE fabrication and welding LTD | United Kingdon 2/3
Ate Fabrication And Welding shop is were we sell all our productswww.atefabricationandweldingltd.com
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It might look very secure, and probably is for a Ford or other motorhome with steel pedals, but the Fiat has plastic pedals, so just a couple of minutes with a junior hacksaw, no noise, and the pedal ends are cut off and the lock removed. Its still easily drivable on what's left of the pedals.
The metal plate will still be attached to the brake pedal on X244 model Ducato's.
Both accelerator and brake pedals are plastic on my auto.
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