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#91052865
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Universal Fit, 4.1" Overall Width, .25" Shaft Diameter
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Return PolicyStop your rear-hinged door from coming open accidentally. These quality safety latches for suicide doors feature brushed aluminum/stainless steel construction with a built-in microswitch to activate a warning lamp or buzzer. Simply wire the alert light or buzzer up to your dash. The slide pin is spring loaded for both positions and will not vibrate out while driving. These latches will work for almost any door type.
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910-52865 Instructions (PDF)
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Main body dimensions:
Front side of body to back of mechanism:
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CA WARNING:
Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91052865 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| GENERAL | |
| Overall Width | 4.1" |
| Overall Thickness | 1.25" |
| Shaft Diameter | .25" |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Finish | Natural |
| Sold in Quantity | Pair |
| Notes | Hole of knob may require having the inside diameter drilled out bigger. The shaft is 2.40" Includes (2) safety latches, (2) aluminum knobs, and (1) 12v warning buzzer. |
4.5
8 Reviews
Customers have praised our product for its high quality, practicality, and added safety feature. The easy installation process is a recurring compliment, confirming user-friendly usability. Users appreciate the assurance it provides, preventing potential accidents. However, feedback suggests there's room to improve the design of the knobs to ensure a better grip. It is noted that when hot or slick with oil, they can be difficult to maneuver. Buyers find value in our product despite this, often favoring it over more expensive options for its superior functionality and reasonable pricing.
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Best purchase we ever made for our Model A
5.0
a year ago
Clyde n Lori
Pukalani Maui Hawaii
Verified
We recommend this product to anyone who owns a model A. The original door latch can open byself while driving, We're speaking from experience on this.
Would Recommend
Easy install
5.0
4 years ago
Steve
Huntington Beach
Verified
Measure a bunch, drill once!
Would Recommend
I bought these for my 1934 coupe
4.0
5 years ago
Byron
Vallejo
I was able to mount these in the doors and put a hole in the A pillar just above the door latches, however the handle has no grip when it's hot or when you have been working on your car. (Please create new handle that I can purchase to replace the original one). The wire diagram on your website needs to be updated or change to match what is sold, my units has C 1. NC2. NO3. Not A B C
I would definitely recommend this product.
5.0
7 years ago
Dave
Aztec, NM
Verified
Easy to install, these will be a great safety feature.
Would Recommend
Suicide Door Safety Latches
5.0
8 years ago
ned
Bethel, Connecticut
Verified
A bit of a job getting them in, had to take the doors apart, but once in these $100.00 parts will save another accident like my last one that cost $6,000.00 to repair the side of my car when one door opened at 40 miles per hour. Unable to place blame for just why it happened but I can put my fears to rest knowing the door will not open again with these top notch pins installed.
Would Recommend
KNOB COULD USE IMPROVEMENT
4.0
9 years ago
TREBOR
COAL CITY IL
Verified
KNOB IS TOO SLICK AND NEEDS TO NE KNURLED
Would Recommend
Very fast delivery
4.0
10 years ago
Diver
Ontario Canada
Verified
Door latches will be hidden in the cowl and work perfectly
Would Recommend
WORKS AS SHOULD
4.0
12 years ago
WWW1212
Liberty, SC, USA
Verified
EASY TO INSTALL AND WORKS AS DESCRIBED.THE ONLY PROBLEM IS THAT THE KNOBS TO TURN THEM ARE TOO SMALL AND MAKES IT ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO TURN. FOR THE PRICE THEY SHOULD COME WITH LEVERS.IF YOU HAVE SWEAT OR BODY OIL ON YOUR FINGERS YOU CAN'T OPEN THEM. ALSO COULD CAUSE A SAFETY HAZZARD.
Would Recommend
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What is the diameter of the shaft that the knobs attach to?
by Pete G
• 10 years ago
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how far is the throw on the locking shaft?
by 34ishkinda
• 13 years ago
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