Make Nissan

8057085E1A STRIKER ASSY-FRONT DOOR LOCK

Compatibility

Nissan 8057085E1A

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3 DOOR HATCHBACKQG18DEEP2General/Asia (LHD)N16E08.200208.2005 View
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5 DOOR WAGONQG18DEGXEurope (RHD)V10M02.200311.2005 View
Body StyleEngineFrameVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromDiagram
AMBULANCEVQ35DEFPGE50DXJapanAE5008.2003 View
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HARDTOPZD30DDTIGREurope (LHD)Y6102.200003.2010 View
Body StyleEngineVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromOptionsDiagram
HARDTOPTB48DESTDGeneral/Asia (LHD)Y6106.2011AREA:MIDDLE EAST AREA; SEAT TYPE:2ND FWD 5PASSENGER(0912-) View
MarketModelModel Year FromDiagram
General/Asia (LHD)GCTY6110.2017 View
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SEDANGA16DNEGSIIGeneral/Asia (LHD)B13XX06.2009AREA:MEXICO View

Information

Front Door Latch Striker for Nissan

This is the B‑pillar latch post that the door lock claws grab onto. A precise striker keeps the front door aligned, closes with a solid click, and seals out wind and water. Built to OE geometry, it restores factory closing feel, reduces rattle, and improves safety.

Why this part is needed

Over time the striker face wears, its plastic sleeve (where fitted) cracks, or the finish corrodes. Even small play lets the door shift, causing slamming, squeaks, and poor weatherstrip compression. Replacing it brings back correct latch engagement and reliable door retention.

How it works

The latch in the door wraps around this hardened post and locks. The chamfered surface guides the latch, while the striker’s offset and shims allow millimetric adjustment so the door sits flush. Zinc coating fights rust; a polymer sleeve can dampen noise and vibration.

What happens if it’s bad

  • Door bounces back or needs extra force to close
  • Rattling on bumps, wind noise, water ingress
  • Misaligned gaps and premature latch wear
  • In extreme cases, unsafe latching risk

Install tips

Mark old position, loosen the two bolts, set height/depth, tighten evenly, and test-close. Aim for smooth latch, even gaps, and quiet seal. Lightly grease the contact area.

Key features

  • Hardened steel, OE fit and bolt spacing
  • Corrosion-resistant finish for long life
  • Noise-damping interface where applicable
  • Direct replacement for left or right front door

Compatibility

  • Almera
  • Safari
  • Safari Pick Up
  • Almera Tino
  • Tsuru
  • Patrol
  • Elgrand