I'm looking for both rear door lock actuators (left & right) for my 2008 GMC Yukon Denali. Do you have them? If so, please confirm part and price.
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I bought my actuator to go on the left front door.I don't know if it will fit on the back doors.
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The part number listed here was for a front drivers door. Rear doors would have a different actuator. Rear doors font have a key mechanism like the drivers door.
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No I don't have locks. I bought locks through Amazon, and had good luck with them.
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These are for the front. Dorman does not say they will go on the rear doors
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That looks like it. I dont have the model of the one I purchased anymore though. I have an 06 trailblazer. It should be the same. My truck has three actuators and I was told they were all the same models. Don't quote me on that though. Hope that helped you out. Good luck.
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Same for both. I replaced both sensors on my 2005 Yukon 1500. Worked great.
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Hi, what type of of car/truck do you have? make, model, trim level.. I had a 1994 F-150 XLT and I replaced the window motor for driver and passenger side and used the old window regulator.. You can google the right and left side separately to see if the numbers are different.. I got to say Amazon.com worked for me..
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The wiper I bought fit a 2004 GMC Yukon and I liked the wiper and it has worked for two months now or so. It looks to be a multi vehicle application, so purchase one and see if it fits and if so buy the other or send the one back to amazon.
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I'm pretty sure there is a difference you need to be specific on what door actuator you want to replace if it's the passenger door you need to get a passenger door actuator should be able to find part number on google or maybe even amazon
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2009 2008 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD 6.6L V8 Diesel OHV Turbo6.0L V8 Gas OHV 1 Front Left Door Lock Actuator Motor
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I only received one. Be sure you know the actuator is will fit your use. I thought I bought a replacement for my ford escape but it was not the same.
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This is the box that the key turns in, it is all part of the locking system on your steering column. It states that it is an exact replacement but it is not, the part on the inside did not match mineso I could not use and had to return it. I ended up retuning and ordering it from a dealer. I would surgest you do the same because it is cridical they match. You could order it from gmpartscenter.net they have the best price on line for oem parts.
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This is the one I ordered for my 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee - you have to look up Door Actuators and make sure it's for the correct year and model and for the correct door. I needed two different ones - one for the right passenger door and one for the rear tailgate. I took the ones I received to my mechanic and he installed them and it works fine.
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SliverMoon's husband here...Now the other one side went and Sears Parts Sirect is out of stock. No one else seems to have it in stock either. Anyone find any new parts suppliers recently that may have it?
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I'm not the parts guy I'm a mechanic. That being said many of the rear doors don't have the door lock switch on them like this one does. That would be what determines if it's the right one for your application.
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Yes. Dorman 603-106 is the listed part for your 2002 GMC Yukon Denali. Replacement can be a pain so take your time. Great videos on YouTube. Good luck!
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The only places I have found those are at the dealership and pull a part. Dealerships can be a little more pricey, but they have more factory options then any other place I've looked.
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Hi ased for a drivers door window motor obviously thinking right hand drive until it arrived realised buying from America it is left hand side there should be info on the site reminding buyers of the difference amazon were good and sent me correct motor within days lesson learnt thanks ....
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I'm sure you can make it work. Remember, it's not a replacement. It's an add on that you simply attach to the door lock rod, and connect two wires from the original door lock harness. The trick is aligning the actuator to the lock rod of the door , with room behind the door trim. A little trial and error, mechanical ingenuity, and it'll work.
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These actuators are a universal type. They wouldn't fit directly in if at all. If you are repairing a vehicle with factory door locks, you are better off getting a direct fit part.