Dorman - OE Solutions Hood Latch Assembly P/N:820-208
If a worn latch is why your hood no longer opens or closes properly, the Dorman hood latch 820-009 is built to fit and work like the original equipment latch on the 2000-2006 Toyota Tundra. It is a direct-fit replacement for that truck, and its housing is made of corrosion-resistant materials for reliable service.
The latch holds the hood shut while you drive and releases it when the hood release is operated. A 2000-2006 Toyota Tundra hood latch that sticks, won't let go, or won't hold the hood securely closed may need replacing. This Dorman hood latch assembly is designed to take the original's place.
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Interchange: 535100C010 · 535100C011
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What does a hood latch do?
It holds the hood closed and releases it when the hood release is operated. The Dorman 820-009 is built to fit and work like the original equipment latch.
Will the Dorman 820-009 work as a 2004 Tundra hood latch?
Yes. It is listed as a direct-fit replacement for the 2000-2006 Toyota Tundra, which includes the 2004 model year.
What are signs a hood latch may need replacing?
Look for a hood that won't open, won't latch, or sits loose when closed. The release cable or handle can cause similar problems, so find the cause before you replace the latch.
Is the hood latch hard to install?
No special tools are needed to replace it. Follow the vehicle service information for the correct procedure and fasteners.
How is this latch built to hold up?
It has a corrosion-resistant housing that helps resist functional deterioration. It has also been through vehicle fitment and material testing for proper fit and reliable service.
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