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InstallGear Universal Car Power Door Lock Actuator 12-Volt Motor (4 Pack)

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(4) Actuators
(4) 6.75" Mounting Straps
(4) 8.5" Connecting Rods
(8) Self Tapping Screws
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Size:4 Actuators

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Manufacturer

InstallGear

Brand

InstallGear

Model

InstallGear

Item Weight

1.1 pounds

Product Dimensions

2.5 x 7.5 x 9.5 inches

Item model number

IGDLA-4

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

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Painted

Manufacturer Part Number

IGDLA-4

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(4) Actuators

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B00P2KANI2

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1,831 ratings

4.5 out of 5 stars

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#14,180 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive)
#3 in Automotive Replacement Power Door Lock Kit Motors

Date First Available

November 11, 2014

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PLEASE NOTE: Some level car door lock and/or automotive mechanical knowledge is highly recommended to properly install this product

These power door lock actuators can provide a power door lock to a door that has manual door lock. The actuator responds to electrical signals from the alarm or keyless entry system and physically moves the vehicle's door locking rod to a locked or unlocked position. One of these actuators will be needed for each door you want to control.

Each 4-Pack of Actuators Includes:

(4) Actuators
(4) 6.75" Mounting Straps
(4) 8.5" Connecting Rods
(8) Self Tapping Screws
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Bryce L.

Great Alternative to Dead Locking Mechanisms

Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2017

Size: 4 ActuatorsVerified Purchase

When my door actuators went bad, I only had a few options:

Find junkyard parts - ~$40, but very temporary
Buy new/refurbished locks - $50-$180 each
Buy these actuators - $13 and a little labor

These work fantastically, and have no issue locking/unlocking my vehicle. Just had to splice them into my existing harness.

Extra kudos to the seller, who sent me extra mounting straps for my installation. Many thanks!

18 people found this helpful

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Harley Ryder

Work great, no problems, lasted years so far

Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2017

Size: 4 ActuatorsVerified Purchase

I've used these universal actuators on other projects and they work great. Recently a nine year old installation on my vehicle stopped working. At first thought, I figured it was the actuator. I disconnected it from the system, powered it with an external 12 volt source and it worked fine.
Then I checked the door lock master device and it was still sending the signal to the actuators, but as an intermittent signal. I found the problem was with the wiring at the door hinge pivot in-between the device and the actuator. Nine years of opening and closing the drivers door had weakened the wiring and it was only making periodic contact. I replaced the wiring and the outer sleeve with a better product and all works as it should again. While inside the door, I also noticed the bracket and actuator rod were still bright, clean and not rusted. I've done repairs on doors with the metal solenoid actuators in other projects due to lack of operation and they would come out rusted, sticky and pretty much a mess. These universal actuators, being housed in plastic or nylon, with no exposed metal moving parts are holding up great. If you have this style of actuator and it's seems like it's going bad or not working, it may be your installation causing the problem and not the product. I've seen some pretty hacked up self-installs and I've been amazed they even worked, eventually they don't because of lack of good moral mechanical ability and just blame the product.

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MARK SPENSBERGER

Cheap Price Worth It ?!?

Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2013

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Purchased this actuator for a Scion XB. The rear door lock actuators failed, so I went looking for an affordable replacement as the dealer wanted $100 each for OEM. Crazy price! $5.40 each with shipping included! Installation was straight forward, although the wire was a very light gauge. Actuators are very strong and have about a 1 inch pull. I would recommend soldering over crimping the wires. They have just been in for a day, so I can't tell you about long term reliability, BUT at the price, even a year of use would be reasonable.

Dec. 22nd 2013 UPDATE: Wow, so it's been over 3 months and these things are going strong. Aside from the light gauge wire..... I would recommenced using lock tight on the rod clamps, one came lose within the first week, no big deal, 5 minutes per door, open them up, use a little lock tight, problem solved. Very happy with them. :-)

May 4th 2014 UPDATE: The lock actuators are still working perfectly! Now I need an actuator for the passenger front door, so I am ordering 2 of these, I can't believe they are sold in a 2 pack for $9.62 with FREE SHIPPING!UNREAL value!

70 people found this helpful

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Small Town Family

2008 Suzuki XL7- Great fix

Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2017

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I was a little unsure about this when it arrived, but went ahead and tried. The unit is plastic, but well constructed. The brackets are easily bendable, but in the end, that was perfect. I installed this on a 2008 Suzuki XL7. A replacement OEM was about $350-$400 plus labor. Following guides on youtube, I was able to get the door trim off easily enough. The hardest two parts of installation was figuring out where to mount and which wires to hook to. I actually was able to mount the unit in a hole in part of the inner metal work without any modification or drilling. I simply used two of the screws holding it into mount the bracket. Luckily, the brackets were bendable and I could shape it to the counter of the inner metal work. The wiring was the difficult part. I had a hard time trying to locate diagrams for wiring and in the end, it was trial and error. The wiring kind of made sense some, but if you want to know- Green to gray and Blue to orange is what worked here. I recommend locktite on the connector rod screws. I did have to cut it down to size, but that was easy enough. The connector rod is easy to shape with pliers to the angle you need. Since I was lucky enough on location, no modifications of the door dampener or trim were needed. Took two hours due to wiring and finding location to mount. Knowing what I know now, I could do it in about 30 minutes. All in all, a great and easy fix for a broken actuator. Would definitely use again. Only down side, is I had to use both mounts for one actuator.

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Bradyn

Work great. Excellent buy!

Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2015

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These things work great! I used these in a VIPER install for my chevy truck. The locks in my truck are very difficult to move and these things push them like they're a lawnmower in a tractor pull. I was able to install these pretty easily in about 3 hours. Most of that time was spent finding where they would fit inside the door panel. Once I found the spot, I drilled a hole to fit the arm through, and bent it to shape. (very easy to do with some vise-grips) I could not figure out what the brass stripping was for (with the holes in it) and didn't deem it necessary to use them. (maybe they're for a bigger door?) Anyways, the locks went in with ease and they are very powerful, you can hear these things lock my doors from like 75ft away. they're that powerful. Just take note that if you are installing these yourself, you WILL need relays unless your locking mechanism says you don't. They draw a lot of power when they're on and will blow a fuse if connected directly to your unit.

Only one problem I experienced with these: they did not include long enough screws. The screws included would only reach halfway through the holes! How can this be!?! so you may need to purchase your own hardware for these.

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Jim Willshire

Works well...

Reviewed in Canada on September 4, 2020

Verified Purchase

Works good as a trunk release on the old ‘51

Thisisthemayor

Great.

Reviewed in Canada on July 5, 2019

Verified Purchase

Easy install. Works exceptionally.

Claire Metcalf

Four Stars

Reviewed in Canada on May 30, 2018

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works well

Fernando c.

Excelente

Reviewed in Mexico on April 17, 2020

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Excelente

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