2006-2015 Mazda MX-5 Miata Convertible Top Latch Cover Genuine OEM

Name: 2006-2015 Mazda MX-5 Miata Convertible Top Latch Cover Genuine OEM
Brand: Mazda
SKU: NE51-R1-3A5E
Price: 38.75 USD
Availability: InStock

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Restore the factory finish on your 2006–2015 Mazda MX-5 Miata's convertible top latch mechanism with this Genuine OEM latch cover. Compatible with all trim levels across the full model year range, including Base, Club Spec, Sport, Touring, Grand Touring, SV, Special Edition, and 25th Anniversary Edition, all powered by the 2.0L L4 Gas engine.

This is a Genuine OEM Mazda part, also known as a Cover Lock Top, engineered to factory specifications for a precise, no-modification fit. It covers and protects the convertible top latch assembly, maintaining the clean, factory-finished appearance of your MX-5 Miata's soft-top system.

Quick Part Facts

Part Type: Convertible Top Latch Cover
Also Known As: Cover Lock Top
Engine: 2.0L L4 - Gas
Condition: New, Genuine OEM

Fitment Chart

Year	Make	Model	Trim	Engine
2015	Mazda	MX-5 Miata	25th Anniversary Edition, Club, Grand Touring, Sport	2.0L L4 - Gas
2014	Mazda	MX-5 Miata	Club, Grand Touring, Sport	2.0L L4 - Gas
2013	Mazda	MX-5 Miata	Club, Grand Touring, Sport	2.0L L4 - Gas
2012	Mazda	MX-5 Miata	Grand Touring, Special Edition, Sport, Touring	2.0L L4 - Gas
2011	Mazda	MX-5 Miata	Grand Touring, Special Edition, Sport, Touring	2.0L L4 - Gas
2010	Mazda	MX-5 Miata	Grand Touring, Sport, Touring	2.0L L4 - Gas
2009	Mazda	MX-5 Miata	Grand Touring, SV, Sport, Touring	2.0L L4 - Gas
2008	Mazda	MX-5 Miata	Grand Touring, SV, Sport, Touring	2.0L L4 - Gas
2007	Mazda	MX-5 Miata	Grand Touring, SV, Sport, Touring	2.0L L4 - Gas
2006	Mazda	MX-5 Miata	Base, Club Spec, Grand Touring, Sport, Touring	2.0L L4 - Gas

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