This Power Door Lock Actuator mounts inside the door and is designed to replace a broken or malfunctioning lock actuator.
Specifications:
Fits either LH (Driver Side) or RH (Passenger Side) REAR SIDE SLIDING DOOR
Replaces dealer part numbers: 4717960AC, 4717961AB
Electric operation
Correct electrical connection
Direct bolt on
Built to strict quality control standards
This power door lock actuator is a great replacement and has good cost savings over a dealer power door lock actuator.
Our electrical and electronic parts are subject to strict quality control testing. Once the item has been installed or plugged in, it is no longer eligible for a refund. The item may be eligible for replacement, only if it is found to have a manufacturing defect. Before purchasing, please ensure proper diagnosis of the failed original part is performed
Lifetime Warranty
This item is backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty. In the event this item should fail due to manufacturing defects during intended use, we will exchange the part free of charge (excludes shipping charges) for the original purchaser. Please keep your invoice for proof of this warranty.
While you could probably find this part less expensive elsewhere, I chose to purchase from 1 A Auto because they went through the trouble of making an installation video. The part fit and works as described. And the video does a great job of showing you how to install this part in the rear driver side sliding door of the 2006 Chrysler T&C. HOWEVER, it would have been extremely helpful to have the installation video, or even a description, of installation in the PASSENGER side sliding door. That is a completely different, and much more difficult, installation. What I was expecting (a ten minute installation job) was not what happened. I would have given this five stars had there been any instruction available for DIY-er to install on the passenger side slider.
Unit fit is excellent. However I put one of these on this door about two years ago and am now replacing. Unit was locked up tight could not manually move.
Our Dodge Caravan has had an issue on both sides with the actuator not working. The right side is a bit easier, but in less than a half hour each, they both work as new.
Everything fine until it was discovered that no hole existed to access attaching screw on passenger side of 05 Grand Caravan. After reviewing another tutorial on You Tube I learned to drill a hole in door for access. The actuator works fine
I have got my item fast,put it in by myself at the same day when i get it.My item is very properly working item,i am very satisfied, i will have deal with you,guys,definitely. Thank you for your honest business.
The left sliding door on my 06 Caravan could not be opened. I took it to a local garage and was told it would take 1 hour of labor and $150.00 for a new actuator for a total of $232.50. I then went to Napa for a price for this actuator. Their price was $65.00. Then I checked the internet for a better price and found 1AAUTO at $25.95. I could not believe it. I ordered it and received it in 3 days. I then found a mechanic who would just charge for his labor @$82.50 an hour. Total cost for fix was $108.45. THANKS 1AAUTO for putting $124.05 back in my pocket.
We needed a replacement actuator for the sliding door of our 2004 Dodge Caravan, and after watching the instructive and well done video by the folks at 1A Auto, I decided to give them a try, for $25.95 and free shipping to boot. The part fit perfectly and worked like a charm. We are back with a working door lock for a fraction of the cost of a Mopar part. Very pleased and very impressed with 1A Auto! Thank you.
Unit replaced the original part perfectly. The "how to" video was very helpful. Don't go without door locks if this is your problem. Moderately easy to replace. Do it yourself and save a bunch of money over the dealership.
I purchased this after being recommended by a youtube video. It fit and works perfectly in my 2010 Chrysler Town and Country. The "compatible" model for my year was far more expensive.
Be aware - the installation procedure for this part is DIFFICULT. You have to pull everything but the window out of the door.
Drivers rear sliding door actuator 2004 Dodge Caravan
I am 72 years old but my five-year-old grandson could have done this job. The instruction video was awesome very easy to put down. The job was done in a half an hour or more. Very satisfied with the product. Write your review here. It must be at least 50 characters long. Consider whether you would recommend this product and what you like or dislike about it.
Item came quickly and was exactly what I ordered. It's been installed for a week and is still working as advertised. I am happy with my purchase and pleased at the price I was able to buy it for on 1aauto.com. Will definitely look for other parts here again.
The actuator was very easy to install other then big hands and small space sometimes made it difficult. The video provided for replacing the actuator also was very informative which made it easier to see what needed to be done before starting the process.
Thanks to the 1A auto youtube video and the direct replacement part, my car doors are working again. I purchased this van with both sliding doors not locking. I watched the video and ordered the parts. They came in a short amount of time and was able to replace both in a reasonable amount of time. Thanks
I like the fact that the kit is universal and can be used for either the driver or passenger side sliding door. The item items has performed perfectly. Make sure you install and assemble the connecting bar and wiring. perfectly. Youtube was my resource. Some door panel pins may get damaged in disassembly and might need to be replaced. Part performed perfectly.
The install was easy thanks to the many 1a Auto videos. It fit perfectly and the extra arm that came with it made it able to fit both driver and passenger side. I noticed that the gear that hold the arm on has more teeth than the OEM one I took off hopefully preventing slippage in the future. It works great.
With the exception of the arm being held on by a T9 torque screw, the part went on with no problems at all. If you have the right tools, it fits right in just like OEM
Installed the part while watching the video provided on the 1A Auto site. What a great concept. Thanks for sharing your expertise. Now my door locks and unlocks electronically again. Many thanks.
This part was exactly as described and worked the way it was supposed to. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because the small screw holding the arm was not a Philips Head as described. It was also smaller than my T10 Torx. I never did figure out what the head actually was, i ended up using a small hex that barely unscrewed before it stripped the head. I replaced the screw with the one in the actuator that was already on the car.
Great price, works well. It is a little bigger than the OEM for the driver side sliding door. Took a little more maneuvering to place in but again works great.
This is my third actuator. First two were Dorman from Amazon and one ot those failed within a year. . This one feels a bit more sturdy. So, without some time, I can't give 5 stars. Comment on Video: With Dodge, you don't have access to the screw. You could drill a hole, but much easier to remove the whole bracket via the three Torx screws on the bask of the door. And even with T&C, if you remove the bracket there is much less chance of losing the little screw.
I purchased a door lock actuator for my van. Installed fine and is working properly. This is the second one I have purchased in a year. Hopefully this one will last. The other was not purchased from A1auto. I am hopeful that if it fails, A1 will warranty the part being it is an aftermarket replacement.
Great price, on time, right part. You have my future business.
I replaced in Feb 2017 and the door stopped working in May 2017 . Only 3 months! The door could not open manually or respond to the key when pressed. I pulled the part out and the arm was stuck. With some considerable force I was able to get it moving freely again. I reinstalled and it worked fine again for about 4 open/close cycles, then jammed again. I will contact customer service for a replacement but with shipping costs It won't save me much. Besides I would get the same part to reinstall again and again.