AISIN DLT-118 front left door lock actuator motor for the 2013-2017 Toyota Prius c and other vehicles locks and unlocks the door electrically. It is OE engineered and manufactured.
A front left door that ignores the power lock switch, a motor that hums without moving the lock, or a lock that only works some of the time can mean the door lock actuator motor is wearing out. A blown fuse, a faulty lock switch, a damaged wire in the door or a stiff latch can be behind these signs too, so find which one it is before you buy.
This is a direct-fit replacement for the 2013-2017 Toyota Prius c and the 2013-2014 Scion xD. The listing covers the front left door only; the front right door takes its own separate part.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One door lock actuator motor. The front left door takes one.
Interchange: 69040-52410
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the AISIN door lock actuator motor DLT-118 fit the 2013-2014 Scion xD?
Yes. AISIN DLT-118 is a front left door lock actuator motor for the 2013-2014 Scion xD, and it also fits the 2013-2017 Toyota Prius c.
What kind of seals does this door lock actuator motor have?
It is built with urethane foam seals that work as dust and moisture barriers for the motor.
Is the AISIN DLT-118 door lock actuator motor FMVSS approved?
Yes. AISIN DLT-118 is FMVSS approved, meaning it meets the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.
How can I tell if a front left door lock actuator motor is going bad?
Signs can include a door that ignores the power lock switch, a motor that hums without moving the lock, or a lock that works only some of the time. A shop can test the circuit.
Is 69040-52410 an interchange number for the AISIN DLT-118?
Yes. 69040-52410 is listed as an interchange number for AISIN DLT-118, so you can use it to match this front left door lock actuator motor.
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