Power Door Lock Actuator Replacement Pair (2) for Chevy GMC Cadillac Pontiac Pickup Trucks - Model 746-014 Review

Terrible! I bought 2 of these for my suburb and neither of them open the doors. In fact, they use so much energy that other doors have seizures. I swapped them out individually for Dorman actuators. The other doors didn't work properly until I replaced both. Save money and time and use Dormans from the start.

Installed on 99 Suburban. The front driver and passenger doors are fairly easy to fit (a few new plastic clips may be needed to reattach the upholstery as the old ones break). The rear passenger door is much heavier. Access is a port through the inside of the door under the drive. The task must be done by feel. Anyway - now finished and working fine.

Received a pair today and only needed one. The install got about 2 out of 5 difficulties and I completed the install in less than 30 minutes. Very fast action with enough power to lock or unlock even sticky, well-worn locks. The real test will of course be time. But compared to the OEM it replaced, it's much better. And like I said in the title, for the price of TWO, it couldn't get any better.

They were perfect for replacing my two rear door actuators on a 1995 Suburban. Installation is a little tricky due to the tight fit on the door but if you are mechanically inclined, can you do it. They came with rivets and jam nuts in case you don't have a rivet gun. You will need the correct metric bolts to match the nuts if you decide to screw them in. Tip: Be sure to use a small amount of threadlocker as these things use torque to set and remove locks. The thread lock keeps the screws in…

Replaced two rear passenger door operators on a '99 Suburban. Direct replacement, same quality as original devices. Each came with more than enough rivets and a set of speed clamps for installation. It was very convenient! Only a commercially available rivet gun was required for assembly. You reuse brackets from your old drives. If you can't easily lock and unlock your car when you remove the actuator, you need to lubricate the door lock rod and mechanism very well. I used silicone with a straw