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Basement latch replacement part number?

Anyone know what or where to get this? Mine is giving a little fit

02 U320 basement door latch

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Reply #1
Travelin man helped me with Rotary latch.. I was able to take it apart and clean it then lube it.. working better.. thanks

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Reply #2
I bought several from the parts department at FOT.  Note that there are left hand and right hand latches. 
Jan & Richard Witt
1999 U-320  36ft WTFE
Build Number: 5478 Motorcade: 16599
2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited w/Air Force One
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Reply #3
Two years ago the rotary latches were $57.40 each, plus freight from FOT, they have a limited supply and are no longer made.
They can be rebuilt using a new spring and bolt/bushings to replace the two hollow, shouldered rivets.

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Reply #4
David,
All I have to go on is the pix, but it sure doesn't look all that worn to me. Have you checked the alignment of the pin that it  locks onto? I found mine were needing a little TLC, and it made a world of difference.

Len
Len and Deb Speiser
1999 U270 36'
2017 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited
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I removed a couple latches that were very stiff and would hang up. I put them in a warm transmission fluid bath in a Harbor Freight ultra sonic cleaner, let it go for about 1 hour, they came out like new.
1995 U320C SE 40'
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Reply #6
They were sticky inside. Cleaned and lubed it .. now it snaps back like it's new