(2 Pack) Cab Door Latch with Cable, LH-Fits Freightliner Century Class, Columbia, FLD112, FLD120SD, FLD132, Replaces OEM A18-27783-000, A18-17847-000, PAI 740280, Automann AMHLK2029, HLK2029

Replace the old cab door latch of your vehicle with this Cab Door Latch witho Cable, LH-Fits Freightliner Century Class, Columbia, FLD112, FLD120SD, FLD132, Replaces OEM A18-27783-000, A18-17847-000, PAI 740280, Automann AMHLK2029, HLK2029. This door latch replacement part ensures safety during transportation by keeping the doors closed securely. Find more details on this truck accessory below:

• Size & Type: This cab door latch is available in a length of x and its mounting hole diameter is 0.34". This passenger side door latch has a manual door lock type which is more reliable and does not come with any cable. 
• Material & Construction: This door latch lock replacement part is manufactured using strong and durable steel material that helps it to resist corrosion and rust and perform for long duration.
• Application: This door latch’s primary role is to secure the door during transportation and avoid it from opening unexpectedly.
• Compatibility:
• Compatible with Other Brands & Their Part Numbers:
  • Fits Automann: AMHLK2029, HLK2029
  • Fits Freightliner: 01A18-27783-000, A18-17847-000, A18-27783-000, A18-27783-000 L12F, A1817847000, A1827783000, FF-27783-000, PO1-8808
  • Fits PAI: 740280
  • Fits Perkins: 2540-01-346-9852
• Compatible with Make Model Year:
  • Fits Freightliner Century Class: 1996-2011
  • Fits Freightliner Columbia: 2000-2020
  • Fits Freightliner FLD112: 1991-2008
  • Fits Freightliner FLD120: 1988-2011
  • Fits Freightliner FLD120SD: 2003, 2005-2012
  • Fits Freightliner FLD132: 2001, 2003-2011
• Installation Instructions
  • At first, you need to remove the old latch. Unscrew all the screws securing the old latch and carefully detach the latch from the door.
  • Align the new door latch in place of the old one. Ensure the screw holes and strike plate are in line.
  • Install the new latch by tightening the screws, keeping the strike plate in line. Do not overtighten the screws.
  • Close the cab door slowly and test the latch operation.
• Safety Points to Consider
  • Verify that the new door lock latch aligns properly with the mounting holes on the door frame.
  • Avoid overtightening the latch as it can deform it or the door frame, leading to malfunction.
  • Check and clear any debris inside the door cavity to facilitate smooth operation.
  • After the installation is done, manually operate the latch multiple times to ensure it engages and disengages smoothly.
• Additional Installation Tips:
  • If the new latch does not come with a cable, ensure that the existing cable from the old latch is compatible and in good condition for reuse.
  • Lubricate the latch mechanism with a suitable lubricant to ensure smooth operation.
  • If you encounter resistance or difficulty during installation, double-check the alignment of the latch and internal components.
• When to Replace?
  • If the door latch is difficult to operate and requires excessive force to open and close.
  • If there is any visible damage, such as cracks, rust, or other signs of wear.
  • When there is inconsistent latching, the door does not latch securely or rattles while driving.
  • If you hear any unusual noises such as grinding, squeaking, or other abnormal sounds during operation.
  • If it has been over years since you replaced your vehicle’s door latch.