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This D2P Rear Door Lock Actuator Mechanism (1345728080) is designed for owners of specific Citroën Relay and Peugeot Boxer Diesel HDI models needing to restore or replace their rear door locking function. Its key benefit is providing a reliable and direct replacement for a common failure point, ensuring secure vehicle access. A potential caveat is the need for professional installation due to the complexity of door panel removal and electrical connections.
| Model Part Number | 1345728080 |
|---|---|
| Brand | D2P |
This actuator is designed for specific Citroën Relay and Peugeot Boxer models equipped with Diesel HDI engines and features a 6-pin connector for the rear door.
The part number is 1345728080.
While DIY installation is possible for those with automotive experience, it involves removing door panels and electrical connections. Professional installation is recommended to ensure correct fitting and avoid damage.
HDI stands for High-pressure Direct Injection, a type of diesel engine technology used by Citroën and Peugeot.
No, this part is specifically designed for the rear door only and will not be compatible with front doors.
If your rear door actuator fails, it will need to be replaced. This D2P part (1345728080) is a direct replacement for compatible models.
Symptoms include the rear door not locking or unlocking electronically, unusual noises when operating the lock, or the central locking system not functioning on the rear door.
Verify electrical connections to the actuator are secure. Check fuses related to the central locking system. Ensure the actuator is correctly aligned and not obstructed. Test the actuator for power signal if possible.
Inspect for any physical obstructions within the door mechanism. The actuator may be faulty and require replacement. Ensure the door panel is not pressing against the mechanism.
This strongly suggests a fault with the rear door lock actuator or its wiring harness. Inspect wiring from the body to the door for damage. Replace the actuator if no wiring issues are found.
Compatibility:
Setup:
Installation typically involves removing the interior door panel, disconnecting the old actuator, and connecting the new one. Proper alignment and securing of the mechanism are essential for smooth operation. Due to the electrical and mechanical nature of the installation, professional fitting by a qualified mechanic is often recommended to avoid damage to the door or wiring.
Care:
As an internal component, the actuator requires minimal direct care. However, ensuring the door seals are clean and well-maintained can prevent excessive moisture and dirt ingress into the door cavity, which could indirectly affect the actuator's longevity. Regular testing of the locking mechanism is advisable.
