2X Lock Striker Latch 80570-04E00 80570-04E00 8057004E00 8057001E00 8057001L00
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Lock Striker Latch 80570-04E00
This lock striker latch, known by the OEM cross-reference numbers 80570-04E00, 8057004E00, 8057001E00, and 8057001L00, is a metal plate that the door lock mechanism secures into to keep the door closed. It serves as a direct replacement for a worn or damaged striker in compatible vehicles.
Overview
This lock striker latch is a rigid steel bracket mounted to the door frame, providing a secure anchor point for the latch assembly. It replaces a worn unit to restore proper door closure and prevent rattling or accidental opening. The part is interchangeable with the listed OEM numbers 80570-04E00, 8057004E00, 8057001E00, and 8057001L00, making it a versatile replacement option.
Built For Performance
- Made from hardened steel to resist flexing and wear from repeated door closures
- Directly interchanges with multiple OEM part numbers for broad fitment
- Shipped as a single striker latch for precise replacement
- Simple bolt-on installation using the original mounting holes
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 80570-04E00, 8057004E00, 8057001E00, 8057001L00 |
| Quantity | 1 Piece |
Good To Know
Q: How do I know if this striker fits my vehicle? A: Compare your current part number to the listed cross-references (80570-04E00, 8057004E00, 8057001E00, 8057001L00) and verify the bolt hole spacing on your door frame matches before ordering.
Q: What causes a striker latch to fail? A: Normal use can wear the striker's contact surface, causing the door to sit loosely or the latch to release unexpectedly. Rust or corrosion around the mounting bolts also contributes to failure.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.