Mercedes W907 W910 Rear Door Lower Stabilizer Cylinder Guide A9107601000

Mercedes W907 W910 Rear Door Latch Bolt is an original part from the gas springs, locks, hinges, and other parts group, designed for the rear of the body. It's a practical solution for users who want to restore proper closing and locking of the rear doors on their Mercedes vehicles, maintaining the factory design and reliable mechanism operation.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A9107601000
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A9107601000
• Substitutable numbers: A9107601000, A 910 760 10 00
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Lift Supports, Latches, Hinges & Additional Parts

Purpose and Function of the Rear Door Latch Bolt

The rear door latch bolt in W907 and W910 series models is responsible for stable, repeatable positioning of the door leaf relative to the body. It works with the lock mechanism, ensuring:

• secure door latching with every closure,
• maintenance of correct gap geometry between the door and the body,
• reduction of vibrations and rattles during driving,
• secure closing for frequent use of the cargo space.

The component is mounted in the rear part of the vehicle, which is crucial for commercial vehicles heavily used in goods transport.

Construction and Fit for Mercedes W907 / W910

The rear door latch bolt has been specifically designed for the body structure of Mercedes W907 and W910, ensuring it retains factory mounting points and the correct working position relative to the lock. The appropriately selected geometry of the surfaces interacting with the lock striker allows for:

• smooth door guidance during the final closing phase,
• stable holding of the door leaf in the closed position,
• reduction of stress on hinges and body panels.

Original origin from the Mercedes brand means adherence to manufacturer standards in terms of dimensional tolerances and compatibility with the factory lock and hinges.

Condition of the Part and Benefits of Using a Used Part

The offered latch bolt is from the used parts segment, allowing for economical repair while maintaining original construction. For many commercial vehicle users, this is a sensible compromise between cost and functionality, especially when they prioritize:

• maintaining factory door fitment,
• avoiding adjustment issues resulting from imprecise aftermarket parts,
• minimizing vehicle downtime at the service center.

The presence of a dedicated OEM part number and related interchangeable numbers facilitates the selection of the correct latch bolt, minimizing the risk of errors in matching it to a specific body version.

Why Use an Original Rear Door Latch Bolt

In commercial vehicles like the Mercedes W907 and W910, the rear doors are heavily used, and any play or incomplete closure affects work comfort and cargo safety. Using an original latch bolt offers several benefits:

• Stable Closing – proper guidance of the lock striker reduces the need to "force" the door shut.
• Improved Sealing – correct door leaf positioning helps maintain body sealing against noise and weather conditions.
• Reduced Hinge Wear – proper latching reduces stress on hinges and mounting panels.
• Compatibility with Factory Hardware – no need for modifications or adjustments to mounting holes.

Operation and Installation Tips

When installing the rear door latch bolt, it's worth paying attention to several technical aspects:

• checking the condition of mounting screws and body threads,
• correctly aligning the latch bolt relative to the lock using factory adjustment options,
• testing door operation through the full range of opening and closing after installation.

Regular inspection of this component during routine maintenance allows for early detection of excessive wear, reducing the risk of damage to the lock or deformation of body panels.

If you need other parts from the Gas Springs, Locks, Hinges, and Other Parts category dedicated to this brand's vehicles, check out our offer for Mercedes Gas Springs, Locks, Hinges, and Other Parts, where you'll find a wide selection of compatible body components.

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