Dorman 75409 Door Lock Knob Kit

Bought this to replace a broken one on my sons 2014 F150. They screwed right on they look great and feel sturdy.

I couldn't find one to match a 2005 Dodge Ram pickup on Amazon or eBay, so decided this looked close enough since it is on the right rear door. It's slightly smaller in diameter, so it leans a bit in the hole. This one is threaded like the original, but gets very hard to turn after about a half inch (the depth of the threads). After this point, you're forcing the threaded rod up past the threads. I put silicone in it and on the threads to make it easier to turn. I could have turned it more to get it about an eight inch lower, but was afraid it might split.One other thing to consider, the post it screws onto is anchored into a plastic junction for the locking mechanism at the bottom. If you intend to continue turning/tightening it, I would snap a pair of vice-grips onto the post well below the threads and hold it so you won't strain/break the plastic junction at the bottom.

The description says it’s not for my truck but it does fit. Although, it’s not quite an exact match. It’s a title but longer and a little less shiny than the original. Unless you really look close you cannot tell. Or, because you get 2 in the package replace both and they will match. Best price out there.

I needed to replace one of the door lock knobs on the rear doors of my 2013 Lincoln Navigator. These work just fine despite the Amazon vehicle checker saying they are not compatible (the part number is the same as one that it says is compatible).They aren't as nice as the factory originals, but they are functional and "close enough". They are not powder coated alloy steel as listed in the technical details. They are plastic.

Knobs worked well

Quality is what I expected, excess flashing at the bottom where the molds are wearing out but otherwise they are ok. This is supposedly the correct part number for the "rear" doors of a 2010 F150 SuperCrew truck. They didn't fit my truck and weren't even close.Cheap enough that they went into the trash, not worth the hassle to return.

I don't know what some of these people are saying in their reviews but this thing fit perfectly onto my Ford F150 King Ranch back seat door. It sticks up just a little more than the factory one but it's an easy, cheap, & tolerable replacement. My pics show the unlocked & locked position.

Application: 2015 Ford Expedition, rear passenger door. Original part fractured, caused mechanism to jam on the door panel thru-hole as it moved up during unlock cycle, preventing door from unlocking and thus a hazardous condition.Dorman part: dull finish, short length, did not thread on, lots of mold flash (can be seen in product picture). Ford part: shiny finish, longer correct length, threads on/off, no mold flash.Per a prior review altered Dorman part with 5mm x 0.8mm tap so it could thread on. Door unlocks now so "Better Than Nothing" but not what I expect from a Dorman part. Hope it lasts.

These fit well. Only downside is these do not have as deep a channel way as the originals so they sit higher and lool "unlocked". Otherwise these were perfect.

It fit my 2016 F150 fine. A little longer than the original but who cares, it works perfectly.

Great OEM replacement

It fits, however it sticks up higher than the OEM part, both locked and unlocked. Have to push down on it for it to thread, but it works.

Shape wise they look like the originals, but they are made of a poor material, with a mate look not shiny like the originals. Also the tap inside is not deep enough, so when you screw it in it stays higher than the original even when locked. Eh...for now I am leaving it as is, but I would not buy this set a second time.