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This rear door lock actuator from D2P is designed for owners of compatible Vauxhall and Chevrolet vehicles needing to replace a faulty door lock mechanism. Its primary benefit is restoring reliable central locking functionality to the rear door, ensuring vehicle security and convenience. A potential caveat is the need for specific vehicle knowledge or professional installation due to its internal component nature. This part features a 6-pin connector and is specifically suitable for models like the Chevrolet Cruze Diesel Estate 1.7 TD (J308) from 2013-2015, among other Vauxhall and Chevrolet applications.
| Model Part Number | TVAU13579555-556PAIR |
|---|---|
| Brand | D2P |
This D2P rear door lock actuator is compatible with various Vauxhall and Chevrolet models, including the Astra J, Zafira C, Insignia A, Cruze, and Malibu. It is specifically suitable for the Chevrolet Cruze Diesel Estate 1.7 TD (J308) from 2013-2015.
This actuator features a 6-pin connector.
Installation requires removing the interior door panel and working with electrical connectors. If you have experience with automotive repairs, you may be able to install it yourself. Otherwise, professional installation by a mechanic is recommended.
If your rear door is stuck in the locked position, it often indicates a failure of the door lock actuator. Replacing the actuator, such as this D2P model, is typically the solution.
Signs include the rear door not locking or unlocking with the remote or interior buttons, unusual noises when trying to lock/unlock, or the door becoming unresponsive to any locking commands.
Yes, this D2P actuator is designed as a direct replacement part, intended to match the specifications of the original equipment for compatible vehicle models.
Ensure the 6-pin connector is securely plugged in. Check the vehicle's fuse for the central locking system. Verify the actuator is the correct part number for your vehicle. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the new actuator might be faulty or there could be a wiring problem.
This could indicate a mechanical binding issue within the door or a failing actuator motor. Double-check for any obstructions within the door mechanism. If the noise persists after confirming proper installation, the actuator may need replacement.
Confirm the actuator is correctly installed and the 6-pin connector is fully seated. Check the central locking module or control unit for diagnostic trouble codes. A wiring issue between the control unit and the actuator could also be the cause.
Compatibility Verification: Before purchasing, it is crucial to verify that this rear door lock actuator is compatible with your specific vehicle model, year, and trim. Check the MPN (Manufacturer Part Number) `TVAU13579555-556PAIR` against your existing part or consult a vehicle parts catalog. This actuator is confirmed for Chevrolet Cruze Diesel Estate 1.7 TD (1686cc, 81KW, 110HP, LKR, FWD, J308) from 2013-2015 and other Vauxhall/Chevrolet models like Astra J, Zafira C, Insignia A, and Malibu.
Installation: Installation typically involves removing the interior door panel to access the locking mechanism. This process often requires basic mechanical tools and an understanding of automotive door components. Disconnecting the battery before beginning work is recommended to prevent electrical shorts. The old actuator will need to be detached, and the new one connected via its 6-pin connector before reassembling the door panel. Due to the complexity, professional installation by a qualified mechanic is advised if you are unsure.
Care: As an internal component, this actuator requires no regular user maintenance. Its longevity depends on correct installation and the overall electrical system health of the vehicle. Avoid exposing the door internals to excessive moisture, which could potentially damage the electrical components over time.
