InstallGear IGDLA-2 Universal Car Power Door Lock Actuators 12-Volt Motor (2 Pack)

I recently purchased the InstallGear Universal Car Power Door Lock Kit Actuator from Amazon, and I must say it has exceeded my expectations. As someone who likes to enhance their car's features, this kit has been a game-changer for me. Installation of the kit was relatively straightforward, even for someone with basic mechanical knowledge like myself. The package contains four 12-volt motors, which are compact and fit seamlessly within the door frame. The included wiring and connectors were of high quality and made the installation process hassle-free. Clear instructions were provided, ensuring a smooth and efficient setup. Once installed, the door lock actuators function flawlessly. They are responsive and provide secure locking with every use. I appreciate the versatility of these actuators, as they are compatible with a wide range of vehicles, regardless of make or model. It's worth mentioning that the motors operate quietly, without any annoying noise or vibration. One of the standout features of this kit is the inclusion of keyless entry remotes. These remotes offer convenience and ease of access to your vehicle. The range of the remotes is impressive, allowing for unlocking or locking from a considerable distance. Additionally, the remotes are durable and have a solid build quality, ensuring longevity. I also wanted to applaud the durability of the actuators. Despite being subjected to daily use and potential stress, they have proven to be reliable and resistant to wear and tear. This robustness has given me peace of mind, knowing that the door locks will function properly in any situation. Overall, the InstallGear Universal Car Power Door Lock Kit Actuator is a fantastic product that delivers on its promises. It offers a simple and effective way to upgrade your car's door lock system, providing convenience, security, and reliability. With its easy installation, durable construction, and excellent performance, this kit is definitely worth considering if you're looking to enhance your car's functionality. I highly recommend it!

Got these to replace the locks I had on my tailgate, they work great and had no issues with plugging them in.

I used one of these to fix the deadbolt on my garage door. It worked perfectly. Chamberlain wanted $120 for a replacement deadbolt unit. This was a simple, inexpensive repair.

The price is fantastic. It's not a $200 kit for sure. I've had to replace 2 of them with in 2 years now and I'm on my third one at the moment. Still only out 14 bucks at his point so not breaking the bank, but you get what you paid for. I'm using on my 14 tundra tailgate and I love it. When it's not working it's super inconvenient. It's a must have in my book.

DEFINITELY a 5 star solution!! VERY happy with the end result!!!! Fixed the problem for about $8 in parts and it now works BETTER than when new. Installed on a 2013 Chevy Impala passenger side front door lock to replace intermittent factory part per YouTube video in about 1 hour. Did have to drill a few holes but did not have to remove original part. (Which I hear costs over $100 and takes about 3-4 hours to replace) The electric lock on that door now works more positively than all the others but that’s ok as the kit contains all the parts to do all 4 doors so I will replace the others as they fail. This kit should adapt to nearly any application and can even be installed on cars that do not currently have electric locks. Overall fantastic results!!

Great aftermarket addition for any vehicle.

One of two work correctly. One was OK but the other one would actuate and freeze. You had to clamp it in a vice and give it a jerk to release it. But when you actuate it and it would freeze again. 4/20/26. Update. I worked with it more and it would jam every time I powered it up. It continued to jam and since it was unusable I just got a little rough with it. I clamped the plastic actuator end in a vice and forced it loose and then slammed it closed several times. I tried it again with power and it’s working. So I had installed the second one and will keep this one as a spare.

Just finished installing these into the rear doors on my 2008 Chevrolet Impala LT. Was a small learning curve in terms of getting the door panel off, placement of the actuator, and bending of the rod. First one wasn't perfect and didn't correctly maneuver the lock (this would have certainly lead to an early death of the device). Second one appears to be just right, no issue. Went back in and corrected the first one and it appears to be just fine now - moved the grub screw connector around and re-bent the rod. Strong power compared to the shape the stock actuators were in. Attempted to install one in the driver's door and quickly ran out of luck/patience. The two wires that were normally spliced into didn't seem to power the actuator and it also cut out entry lighting and the door chime. I ended up calling it there and reconnected the stock wiring. My assumption is that with the extra components involved in the driver's door panel that these actuators would be less than ideal - pretty much giving you the option of only sticking to OEM or aftermarket (NOT UNIVERSAL) actuators specific to the Impala. Personally, I can deal with physically unlocking my driver's door when needed and dodging the $100+ repair and the apparent headache involved with installation at the moment. Bottom line is this: Assuming these last for a decent amount of time, the price paid for the 4 pack is totally worth repairing 2 doors and dodging the cost and labor involved in the official OEM repair. Would buy again in a heartbeat if needed.

Very good item for the car lm very happy with the seller and product

Funcionan muy bien, buena calidad en comparacion a otros que he usado

There is a youtube video showing how to repair a liftmaster garage lock using this part. It fits perfectly, feels and looks exactly like the original actuator and performs the same. The plastic actuator is the weak link in the Liftmaster auto door lock. A oem replacement costs over 130 dollars from Liftmaster but that includes the entire metal housing, linkages and deadbolt. This plastic acuator costs around 5-8 dollars and takes no more than 30 minutes to replace. Unbolt the lock from the garage door track, remove screws to open the lock housing, replace the actuator, solder the green wire to the white/black and the blue to the solid white and put back together. Done. Cheap, fast, effective. I have no doubt this actuator will break eventually just like the original but I bought a package of 4 so I can do this repair as needed. Even if it only lasts for a year or two, it cannot be beat for the price.

Me funcionaron excelente en mi Jetta. Solucioné el problema de un seguro en 1 hora.

Worked perfect to fix Liftmaster deadbolt. Now I have a spare if one of the other door locks fail.