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Recommended Baggage Door Slam Latch That Can Be Operated by the Same Key  

Updated 09/07/2026 | Published 09/02/2026

Question:

What is the size of this door lock? Im looking for replacement locks for 2007 Fleetwood Excursion 40E. I need 13 with locks and 1 without a lock.

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Expert Reply:

Hey Karen. The RV Designer Baggage Door Lock item # RD43SR measures 5-1/4" tall x 4-3/4" wide x 1.58" thick. There's no database that shows what size compartment locks are on your your 2007 Fleetwood Excursion 40E but these are not the ones you want because they all use different keys.

Instead, I recommend the Bauer Products Baggage Door Slam Latch item # BA57FR. They are sold individually and measure 5" wide x 4-1/2" tall x 1-1/2" thick and fit door cutouts measuring 3-1/4" tall x 4" wide.

The reason you want the Bauer Products Baggage Door Slam Latch item # BA57FR is because you can have them all ordered to be controlled by the same key code. Since you have 14 baggage doors, I strongly recommend getting ones that'll allow you to operate them all with the same key. Each latch comes with one key so you will have plenty of spares.

To get the Bauer Products Baggage Door Slam Latch item # BA57FR with the same key code, you'll want to select Keyed Alike from the drop down above the Add to Cart button on the right side of the product page. It'll say keyed unique if you don't change it, which will give you different lock and key combos.

I suggest removing one of your Fleetwood's latches and taking measurements of both the latch and the cutout on the door they fit in. This will help narrow down or confirm the correct latch you need.

What do you typically keep in the compart that is unlocked and is that latch the same size as the locking ones? Feel free to answer this and throw in any other questions you have, where it says Add Comment.

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