• Rear Door Mount on Jimny 4 showing Lock System
  • Rear Door Mount showing fuel tanks on the back of a Jimny carrying extra cargo
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  • Lock System product shot
  • Lock System product shot
  • Rear Door Mount on Jimny 4 showing Lock System
  • Rear Door Mount on Jimny 4 showing Lock System detail
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Rear Door Mount Lock System for Jimny 4

Rear Door Mount Lock System for Jimny 4

Easily attach and secure extra fuel to your Jimny 4 Rear Door Mount with our Lock System. 

Load one or two 5l Adventure Tanks next to your spare wheel. A more convenient and simpler place to store some vital additional liquids. Because let's face it, the Jimny doesn't like having liquid weight on the roof. 

Add a lock through the bolt end to ensure your fuel tanks don't go walking. 

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Helps you carry an extra 10 litres of fuel and/or water.

Only works with the Jimny 4 Rear Door Mount and part of the Rear Door Mount Kit. Jimny 3 owners check out our Fuel Tank Holder.

*Does not include lock.

Installation

  • Easier to use than you think
  • Screws straight onto the Rear Door Mount by hand
  • Helps you carry up to 10l of essential liquids using 5l Adventure Tanks for fuel and/or water

Specifications

  • Bolt length: 200mm
  • Weight: 300g
  • Includes PP scalloped handwheel
  • All parts made using high grade stainless steel
  • Drilled hole in bolt end for locking
  • Lock NOT included

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Peter Kennedy
Clever design!

The rear door mount lock system together with the SoftTie strap worked well in holding the fuel tanks on to the rear door mount. The padlock hole on the lock system's shaft was small only allowing for a very small padlock to be fitted. If someone wanted to steal the fuel tanks, this would would not be difficult todo.

Hi Peter. Thanks for the review. I just want to point out that SoftTie straps are not needed to carry your fuel tanks, the Lock System is strong enought to hold your tanks in place, even when full. As for security - yes, the small lock is a deterrent and as always one should be vigilant with anything attached to the vehicle when traveling. Personally we carry a long bicycle chain lock to secure items to the vehicle when parking in dodgy area for longer periods.