Ford Puma St Cf7 Door Lock Latch Mechanism Rear Left N/S H1BA-A26413-DE

Ford Puma St Cf7 Door Lock Latch Mechanism Rear Left is an original component from the Locks and Latches group, designed for installation in the rear left door of the vehicle. Thanks to its factory design, it ensures proper cooperation with the handle mechanism, rods, and electrical installation, which translates into stable and safe operation of the locking system. This is a solution for users who expect solid performance and a correct fit with the bodywork.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: H1BA-A26413-DE
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: H1BA-A26413-DE
• Substitutable numbers: H1BA-A26413-DE, H1BAA26413DE, 2842409, H1BA-A26413-DH, H1BAA26413DH
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Part type: Door Lock
• Category: Exterior Locks & Lock Hardware

Purpose and function of the lock

The presented lock is dedicated for installation in the rear left door, where it is responsible for mechanical locking and cooperation with the central locking system. A properly selected component in this area is crucial for:

• maintaining proper door closing without play or jamming,
• ensuring an appropriate level of passenger safety,
• consistent operation with the vehicle's factory locking system. Proper adjustment of the lock to the specific Ford model reduces the risk of door adjustment problems and eliminates typical signs of wear, such as difficulty opening or unreliable locking.

Construction and fit for Ford

Ford Puma St Cf7 Door Lock Latch Mechanism Rear Left has been designed as a component compliant with the manufacturer's factory standards. The lock construction is prepared to work with original guides, rods, and handles, which facilitates installation and reduces the need for additional modifications. Thanks to this:

• factory mounting points in the door are preserved,
• the mechanism works with the existing electrical harness,
• the door maintains proper geometry when closing. Such a fit is particularly important in modern bodies, where the precision of component alignment affects both user comfort and noise levels as well as door sealing.

Condition, origin, and benefits of choosing a used lock

The offered lock comes from dismantling and is an original Ford brand component. Choosing a used component of this type is a reasonable solution for drivers who want to maintain the vehicle's factory specifications while optimizing repair costs. In practice, this means:

• preserving the original construction and compatibility with the body,
• avoiding problems typical of cheap replacements with uncertain fit,
• the possibility of economical repair while maintaining proper mechanism operation. For many users, this is a compromise between durability and cost, especially in the case of consumable items in the door locking area.

Installation and practical application

The lock is intended for installation in the rear left area of the body, in the factory mounting location. With proper installation, the mechanism should work with the existing external and internal handle system and the central locking. In practice, installation comes down to:

• removing the door upholstery and disconnecting the old mechanism,
• transferring mounts and connecting rods and connectors,
• checking the correctness of locking and opening from the key or remote control. Due to the specific nature of the door construction, it is recommended that the installation be performed by a person with experience in Ford bodywork, which will help avoid damage to the upholstery and finishing elements.

Expanding the locking system in a Ford

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the door locking area in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as locking mechanisms, cylinders, or additional locking modules, check the available parts in the Ford Locks and Latches category. If you are considering whether a dismantled or refurbished component is a better choice for repair, an article describing the differences between these solutions may be helpful – you can find it here: Refurbished or used original – which part to choose for repair?.