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Your cart is empty.Keep your truck and valuables secure again with a new lock-latch for your rear window, You have to use your existing mounting hardware (screws). Very high quality, American made, plastic rear sliding window latches and a reasonable price
Travis W.
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2023
Its been holding up but I know it will eventually break off like the rest. I don't know how the originals last so long and then I've been through like 3 of this quality in the last 10 years. Might as well get another one to prepare for when that fateful day comes when you open your window and it snaps off. I'm in Utah so we get decently cold winters here and end up in the 100s in summer. I know the original could handle a lot more.
Ryan
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2021
This window lock works as intended. Yes it is plastic (just like the original) and will probably break down the road (just like the original) but it is locking for now. I would like to see a company make a metal one but I guess the market isn't out there. I'm sure new trucks have some sort of fancy lock that I have never even heard of.This is very easy to install, not sure why some of the reviews are saying to try to drill through the glass??? You do have to use your original screws. Mine were missing but I easily went to the junk yard and pulled out 4 screws. Just screw this into the existing holes in the frame of your rear slider window.
Erin P
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2020
Same make as original latch on my 1992 F250. Easy install, fit perfect. I was hoping however that it was something more than a bent plastic hinge, as it was hard to identify by picture. There are other options out there that are half the price of this one, with crappy reviews. Will it hold up? We will see. I did however add a strip of gorilla tape behind bending plastic hinge as I hope this may help it not break again. At least my window locks again for now.
J. Treg
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2020
First, this thing has screw holes. As if you can drill holes in tempered glass. (Note, the glass will shatter, so if you try it, you are an idiot.)Second, you could epoxy it on . . . but it is a royal PITA! Does not stick worth a tinker's you-know what. Try mirror mount glue. Then when the plastic latch breaks, you have hell to pay trying to remove the latch.Don't waste your time. Go for the OEM latch.
Zisa
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2020
Works well on my 94 F150 Regular Cab. Used it a few times and its held up. Seems good quality.
Shane Richards
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2017
Real solid latch. Better than the factory one. Took about 2 minutes to install and lined up perfectly on my 1994 Ford F250. The hardest part was climbing into my backseat.
Eric B.
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2016
This is the only aftermarket replacement latch that hasn't instantaneously failed. I'm 6 months in and use it multiple times a day - ZERO issues. Heck, I drive a big, lifted, last of the great all steel Fords, and I shouldn't have to treat any part like a delicate flower. So, on that note - This is the right latch to get!
customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2016
After a period of self doubt induced procrastination, I finally took the item out to my truck and installed it in about two minutes. It works just as it's supposed to, so I'm extremely happy now that I can completely lock my truck up again.
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