is this for window latch?
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Steve it does the window and the gate lock itself. Basically it moves two bars that connect to the latching mechanisms. As a note, if you look on the right side of the picture there looks like a big huge hold on that arm. Well there is a small piece on your existing one that will fit there. Do not throw out the old latch until you install this one completely.
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This is for the rear electric lock on the rear hatch of a jeep grand cherokee
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Yes, but use extreme caution! The clamp holds with a small area so is likely to break your window if you are the least bit careless. I would recommend looking for a dedicated window mounting system. My preference is for those that use lever-action suction cups, since they are far less likely to break your window.
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You can only use the rigid latches in a standard latch position - so if your owners manual ids that position as a latch compatible one it'll be fine but not if it means borrowing from the sides.
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Yes. The latch will simply be on the opposite side. Both sides are keyed and have a mechanism to raise the latch.
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These are for the Hood,, not the window unit. And there is still another for the lift gate as well. I know this may sound confusing, but that is how Ford did it.
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I'm using it for railings and it has the screws and hook provided. I'm not sure if it will fit windows sorry!
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I don't see any screw holes on either the Motion Sensor or the Entry Sensor, and regardless, they won't do any good for a metal window frame. I had to rig the latter to ensure that it would stay in place. No tape is dependable on a cold metal window frame.
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Yes, with the LATCH connectors it is really simple and fast to install. As everything the first time take a while but after 2 times it´s simple to install.
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Tony, I have fitted a few of these and they are excellent and I use them on standard outside doors. .1 5/8" thickAs for latch size, this is in the instructions, which I don't carry, but suggest you Google the lock instructions.Good luckAs others say 1" projects from the door
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I used it to replace a door switch in an ADT wired system. If it looks like your old switch, it will work. I don't know how your window switch works. The cylinder with the wires goes in the door frame and the magnet (the other cylinder) goes in the door.
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Yes. I attached the locking device to the window trim right above the lower moving window and it appears to hold it securely in place. Guess you could add one to both sides for even more security, but one seems to do the trick. So far, we are very happy with these locks!
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Yes, this latch does work with my Larson screen door handle. The holes are 1 3/4 inches apart.
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I do not do latch-hook work so I don't know if this stand would work for that or not.
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No; The lock only keeps the center latch from being opened without the key. There is an aftermarket set of hood side latches that many say cures flutter.
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I am so sorry I can not tell from the picture and it was a long time ago. But the latch I ordered did fit
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I think the best way to answer your question is for you to remove the inside door cover to see if the picture matches the door latch you have. The one pictured is a pretty universal latch for the Maytag brand.
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Not really. Look for models that are specifically designed for such windows. Frigidaire make a few. Frak series