🔒 Dorman 937-866 Trunk Lock Actuator Motor: Top-quality Replacement for BMW Models Review

Perfect replacement for my 2005 BMW E46. The car's original drivetrain still worked but little did I know I had a broken wire leading to the unit that rendered it inoperable (check the wires going to the trunk if your drivetrain stops working) and after repairing the wiring of this Dorman unit worked as it should. The device comes with a set of instructions, so read and follow them for a smooth installation process.

This engine was not running efficiently. After it was installed by my mechanic it started making noise. My mechanic tried to disassemble the part, apparently the motor is defective. The reason I didn't return the part is because my mechanic apparently broke the part when trying to open it to fix it (the reason I also changed the mechanics). The new mechanic asks for a new lock. After connecting, it simply continues to run with a loud sound. For me it was a free situation. Now I'm looking for an

Pre-drilled but not cut holes in metal parts mostly thin plastic, irregularly shaped object = BASIC CONDITIONS Pre-screw the torx screw, hold it awkwardly and be careful not to screw it in and your hands violate. This also requires a lot of effort. Seems to "work" like a latch/unlatch mechanism, but before it's properly aligned, it actually hooks onto its counterpart and closes the trunk. Driving with the trunk open warning made me feel like an idiot.