Front Hood Latch Lock Assembly 53510-0C050 for Toyota Land Cruiser LC200 2008-2021 Engine Cover Lock

Name: Front Hood Latch Lock Assembly 53510-0C050 for Toyota Land Cruiser LC200 2008-2021 Engine Cover Lock
SKU: C1688-871109900584
Availability: InStock

$13.72

Shop the high-quality Hood Latch Lock Assembly 53510-0C050 for Toyota Land Cruiser LC200. Durable steel construction ensures engine hood safety and perfect fit.

9999 in stock

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SKU: C1688-871109900584 Category: Hood Latch & Release Tags: 53510-0C050, Engine Cover Latch, Land Cruiser front lock, Land Cruiser LC200 hood lock, Toyota SUV body parts

Description

Key Selling Points

Perfect Fitment: Specifically engineered as a direct replacement for Toyota Land Cruiser LC200 models (2008-2021), ensuring exact compatibility with part number 53510-0C050.
Enhanced Safety: Restores the reliable locking function of your vehicle's engine hood, preventing accidental openings while driving for maximum road safety.
Durable Construction: Manufactured from high-grade alloy steel with a corrosion-resistant coating to withstand harsh weather conditions and long-term engine heat.
OEM Specifications: Designed to match original equipment standards for latching tension and release mechanism, providing a factory-smooth operation every time.
Easy Installation: Features precise mounting holes for a simple bolt-on installation, allowing you to replace your old or damaged hood lock without complex modifications.

Technical Specifications

Part Number	53510-0C050
Placement on Vehicle	Front Center (Hood)
Material	Heavy-Duty Steel Alloy
Compatibility	Toyota Land Cruiser LC200
Finish	Anti-Corrosion Coating

FAQ Q&A

Q: Will this hood lock fit a 2015 Toyota Land Cruiser?

A: Yes, this hood latch assembly is designed for the Toyota Land Cruiser LC200 series spanning from 2008 to 2021, including the 2015 model year.

Q: Is the cable included with this motor hood lock machine?

A: This product includes the main hood latch lock mechanism assembly (53510-0C050). The release cable is typically sold separately if yours is snapped or stretched.

Q: What are the signs that I need to replace my hood latch?

A: If your hood won't stay securely closed, is difficult to open despite pulling the interior lever, or the latch looks visibly rusted or bent, it is time for a replacement.