🚪 Dorman 931-310 Front Driver Side Door Lock Actuator Motor for Chevrolet/Saturn Models - Guaranteed Compatibility! Review

Perfect replacement and Dorman has always been of great quality. The 1 star for ease of installation is due to GM engineers having a ridiculously difficult time getting to their location. Not Dorman's fault, but the setup is tough.

Purchased for 2008 Saturn Aura This was the first door opener I replaced as it has an extra step for the door lock. After a lot of research it was pretty easy to change and fit my car perfectly. Common problem with this car, I have since replaced all my doors.

Perfect replacement for 2008 Saturn Aura driver's door lock. Fixed an issue where a door would never register as closed (I got a constant "door open" warning on the info screen). As mentioned, the installation is quite difficult, just be patient. I took a picture of the old part with my phone's camera (with a flash) before I took it off so I knew exactly where to connect everything.

This is the correct part number for the driver's side front door and it will work but will require a lot of work. The connector on the cable that goes to the inside handle doesn't fit, and the connector from the old actuator was not removable. I had to cut a small piece of the metal connector on this drive (I used a Dremel tool and cutting wheel) and then spread it out a bit so I could insert a cable clip and then bend it back. As I said, this part works perfectly, otherwise all other…

This was the perfect replacement for the dry side front door latch actuator on a 2008 Chevy Malibu LT. There's not much room, and GM likes to use a combination of Torx and metric sockets. really annoying. If you remove the original lock or put in a new one, remember that there is another hole in the middle of the door through which you can insert and remove the lock without moving the window slats to the side. It's tough, but be patient. On a difficulty scale of 0 to 10 (most difficult), this…

Just received and installed today. I recently replaced all of the door lock actuators on my 2008 Malibu with Dorman actuators. That was the last thing I had to do. The front doors are the easiest to replace and each takes me about 30 minutes or less. It should be noted that the front door on the driver's side has 3 metal bars that need to be connected. All other doors only have 2. That doesn't make things harder, just make sure you don't overthink it. Rear doors are more difficult to fit, not…