Don't replace your rear door latch cables, repair them with this kit.
924593
Repaired all 8 cable ends on both rear door latches.  Cams worked great!  Latches opening like new.  Would recommend to anyone repairing their cables.
3399319
I installed 2 of these kits with my brother in an afternoon due to sagging chains and bushings that were completely worn out and broken. The kits had everything we needed for  perfect replacements.  After installation, we had to readjust the chain tension and door closure, which was simple with both of us.
3567902
These were ordered because the OEM cables pulled through the door handle on my Mazda B4000. The image is exact. The installation was quite a chore. I removed the upper and lower door latched to clean and lubricate. That is when I realized the unique one was specifically designed for the upper latch. The items must be installed completely over the vinyl sheath of the cable end and they are very, very tight fit. The lower cable end snapped in place on the door latch perfectly. The upper cable end slipped in place once it was aligned on the door latch. The door handle is where the work got complicated. The door handle is riveted in place and I didn't want to drill out and replace the rivets. The repair would have been much easier if I had. The original cable ends were held in place on the door handle with guillotine style clips. The inner wall of the door covers the inside of the handle so opening the guillotine style clips was accomplished with a scribe from the outside. Each cable end had to be held in place while I blindly performed MacGyver style maneuvers to close the guillotine style clip using a hooked scribe. Once closed the cable ends were held in place just as the originals. I was able to complete the repair without drilling out the door handle rivets, but it did take time and unusual dexterity. I should never need to replace these again. The other door perhaps one day in the future. Purchase these items knowing this is not just a simple snap in place. You may prefer to drill out and re-rivet the door handle in place to access the guillotine style clips on the inside of the door handle.
1060399
Really nice kit for the money, sealed watertight connectors would have got 5 stars
4069445
This product is the perfect fix for the original plastic cable ends that deteriorate after years of use.  These solved my frustration with jammed doors on the back of my 2001 F-150.  There are plenty of you-tube videos that show how to install these correctly.  I do recommend viewing a few so that you can get a good understanding of the process involved in removing the cables for repair.
1628835
Go to YouTube and watch a video on how to install, get the correct tools, and it's a breeze. Wish I had fixed this latch sooner. Driving around for a year with a broken latch. Duh
1651595
All I really needed was the central latching assembly of this kit.  It was a drop-in fit with my original Kwikset entry hardware, and works great.  This kit saved me from having to replace the entire set just to fix my original, defective latch.
3993330
A customer had an older IBM Thinkpad with an IDE hard drive.  The laptop stopped working and was unrepairable.  The drive was not backed up, so we removed it an put it in this external case.  Windows 7 would not read the drive or load the drivers and gave errors.  The problem was the cord that was shipped with the enclosure.  It has a split end which is not only useless, it caused an error.  Using a male-to-male USB cord fixed the problem.  I didn't want to spend a lot of money on an obsolete IDE enclosure, so this one did the trick after adding a new USB cord.  I wouldn't depend on it for long term use.
829342
Our neighbor has an old mailbox that has a scene painted on it by his late wife. When the latch broke last week, we found this repair kit which replaced the broken one perfectly and saved a cherished remembrance.
2291313
The Handle worked like a Charm.  All the bad reviews about the Plastic
Connectors being Junk are True.  I installed the new Connectors and they both Failed after just a couple Latch Rotations.  After I pulled the Old Connectors off the Junk Latch,  and used them with the New Latch... Everything worked well.

You would Think the Manufacturing Company would Know what Type of material to use.
2986773
this worked.  i was surprised especially with all the small ribbon cables that have to be disconnected and reconnected.  but it worked.
3226666
This replacement part worked perfectly for me. Please be advised however, that this is a very difficult repair regardless of your electronics savvy.
Because the power/volume/mute ribbon cable was located underneath the area where the digitizer glass was shattered, I was  unable to salvage it, even being cognizant of its presence.

Things to consider

1.) Pay very close attention to how the previous cable was routed. Take pictures beforehand. Take pictures noting how the cable is attached to the metal brackets as well. You will be pretty confused if you don't. I took pictures and was still a little bit confused.

2.) When disassembling, take pains to make sure you keep track of all the microscopic screws and where they go. I taped all the screws to a piece of paper with written notes. I would really recommend a magnetic driver. I'm not sure I would have been able to do the repair without one.

3.) The sticky contacts are not that sticky; the rigidity of the cable makes the contacts peel off the brackets when you are trying to route it. Because of this, you have to route the cable nearly perfectly so that you can force the actuator and switches into the right spots, since they won't stick on their own.

4/5 stars because of the lack of stick on the contacts
20425
This kit was really helpful for installing a CD player into my Ford Taurus 2005.  I did have the help of my boyfriend, but I think that I could have done it on my own if need be.  Something I wish I had known better before getting this kit is that it has really long wires that come with it that you connect to your CD player (solder them or use wire connectors) and you really do need to thread them all the way back to the receiver in your trunk.  You can't just connect it to the factory connectors - they aren't made like that.  So I don't have the wires completely tucked out of sight yet, but the kit works well and matches the inside of my car.  The button for the rear defrost is in a slightly different place, but it works just as well.  Also, make sure the CD player that you get is not very deep.  There isn't a lot of room in there.  My CD player was too long and it sticks out just a little bit.  This is not a fault of the makers of this kit - it is a problem with the way the Ford of this (these) years were made.  I have heard that you can get a CD player that is shallow enough, but I am happy with mine, I don't mind that it sticks out a little, and my boyfriend claims he can work something out so it looks a little more cosmetically appealing.  You will also additionally want to get the dash removal keys (the name is something like that) for removing the factory made part in the dash as well as inserting and removing this dash kit as necessary.
3173464
Nice kit.  Replaces my rotting rear latch on my 2008 4Runner. Easy and well made
2615036
I had to have my locks re-keyed after burglars went through my garage.  I got bids from several locksmiths in town and all of them were over $700.  With this kit, I re-keyed the locks on 5 doors in under 3 hours (5 locks were in the door handles, 2 were deadbolts, and 1 was a dual keypad and key lock deadbolt).

The instructions that came with the set were a very low quality copies (difficult to read and the pictures were very fuzzy).  I downloaded the exact same instructions from the Schlage website and printed and followed these.  The instructions were easy to follow and the tools that come with the kit were very helpful.  It contains all of the parts that were in the locks I took apart, which was good as some springs and other parts had corroded, which I had not expected.

This kit does not include keys.  The new keys that I re-keyed the locks to were purchased through Amazon as a separate item ("Schlage Original Factory Pre-Cut Keys").
2008558
After mulling over the recent flaky behavior (sometimes worked, sometimes did not) of my 10-year-old garage door opener (Chamberlain Liftmaster 2500D) for several weeks, I finally decided to try to fix it by replacing the sensors, the least expensive parts. (I had been afraid it might be a problem with the logic board.) And installing these did the trick. They matched exactly the old parts. The wire connectors in the kit were very useful, once I understood that I did not have to strip the insulation before inserting the wires.
3186537
The original connector wouldn't clamp to the battery anymore and an OEM cable was over $325. With this little guy, I was able to cut the old connector off, splice off about 1/2" insulation then crimp the copper braids securely, attach the fuse line, and then to the battery. A very cheap solution to a potentially costly problem.