UNIGT 2 Pack Door Striker Bolts Set Includes Bushing Compatible with 1980-1997 Ford / 1987-89 Lincoln / 1981-90 Mercury Door Latch Lock Striker Bolts Replace E9AZ5422008A / 38448

Worked great on my 97 F-250. The fitment was just like the stock ones. Super easy to install.

It’s OEM quality, and honestly compared tot he OEM is a little more heavy duty. For the price it’s hard to beat or complain. Fit my 1995 Ford F250 OBS perfectly, the door shuts tight and nicely again. The functionality is back, and they do look nice and because the door sits tight against the weather seal again the wind noise level has gone away.

Installed on a 1994 Ford F-150. Very easy to install with a T45 Torx bit. Significantly reduced the door rattling. Would highly recommend.

I don't know why people resort to things like adding pieces of copper pipe or wrapping the bolt in electrical tape when this cheap and simple fix exists. I'm not sure why you need the whole bolt and bracket, but I guess it's good to have it in case you messed up the bolt getting it out. Better to have more than you need than less? Worked great and my doors close smooth and easy.

Made a huge difference in the doors closing. Good quality for the price. Fit perfect

After 28 years, my F150 had the cushioning cover on the latch-strike on the passenger's side of the truck split apart and fall out. I didn't realize this until I drove home from my mother-in-law's home and the passenger door began, literally, banging like you wouldn't believe. Checking the door once I was home I then realized that the pieces of plastic I had stepped on and wondered where they had come from when I opened that door to load a couple of lamps on that side of truck, had come from! Okay, an online search found that replacement latch strikes are available from many suppliers and for many prices. It seemed that you could easily spend anywhere from $20 to $80 for just one latch! Considering how simple the construction is of the original latch-strikes, I decided to give these UNIGT strikes a try, as they came in a set of two (my F150 has the traditional 2-door standard cab) for only $11.99 on Amazon. While OEM parts are cool on a vintage vehicle, honestly my truck is nice, but it's a daily driver not a "restomod," so aftermarket parts like these strikes are fine. There's no difference in the quality of these strikes from the original Ford-supplied ones, and the price just cannot be beat! They installed extremely easily (that is once I bought the necessary size 50 "Torx" socket screwdriver bit). I had both sides in and adjusted in less than five minutes. What a difference these new strikes make! My truck is even quieter now than when I bought it more than 10 years ago! Great buy!

My 1997 f250 had doors that didn't want to katch because of worn striker bolts. Installed these and they latch like a new truck again

Perfect fit. Cheap upgrade.

Buena calidad pero no le quedaron a mi 94

Just as good as OEM. No problems at all worked great.

Great fit! Looks OEM!

Quedo muy bien

Work great