🔒 Enhanced Performance 4-Pack Universal Door Lock Actuator by Zone Tech - Top-Notch Quality, Robust, Reliable High Power Door Lock Actuator Review

replaced my lock operators in my 87 Buick Grand National and I've had new OEM's that just didn't have the strength to push or pull the locks to operate the locks . They have a lot more power than the OEM and with a little tweaking, they're pretty easy to install. work much better than GM OEMs!

The description says they have 13 pounds of pull and push but the ones I have received only have 6 to 7 pounds of power and it is at 12v what it says on them, and The ends don't turn! But they all worked and arrived on time, so thanks for that. I have to use 2 of these to do what I want!

Works well but it took a bit of wiring and troubleshooting to get it working on my 01 speedometer. Make sure you want to use the pole, I had to trim 2 of my poles to fit and cut off 3 -e is longer because I underestimated the length of one of the first 2 poles. I only used 3 so I had enough poles for all my doors.

Installation requires some creativity depending on the location of the door panel (bend, bumps, holes) but these little ones saved me over $350. Took me about 40 minutes for each of the 4 doors, including removing the panel, choosing the install location, cutting and installing, testing, then reassembling. Propose set to allow push/pull actions. Big!

They are designed for 24 V. It is embossed on the plastic case. The seller claims 13lbf but I only measured 6.63lbs, see attached picture for dyno setup. The quality of the unit and the included hardware seems good, but due to inaccurate voltage and wattage specifications I can only give this review 1 star.

Both front doors on a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix stopped working and for $100 each they should have stayed that way until I found these universal actuators. Very easy to install. I googled the wiring diagram for my car. The driver's door was ready in an hour. The problem was when I was about to install the passenger door I noticed a clip that ties 2 bars together. One of the holes for the turnbuckles was unthreaded so the screw just fell out so I had to open another package and use one so now I'm…

Super value for money! Didn't fit my '98 Chevy 1500. I was able to modify and fit the bracket. But I realized that the problem is not with my OEM and reinstalled them. My fuse has blown. And the grease turned to resin in the plastic holders and stopped working. I cleaned all the rods with brake cleaner. Grease all fasteners. I sprayed the entire door mechanism with silicone. I leave her for another day. I jotted down some measurements to center the mount that allows me to work on my '98 Chevy…