Standard Ignition Door Lock Actuator P/N:DLA-779

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$93.99
MPN: DLA-779
UPC: 727943218698
Item Package Quantity: 1
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Standard Ignition Door Lock Actuator P/N:DLA-779
Standard Ignition Door Lock Actuator P/N:DLA-779
$93.99

Get the front-right door locking and unlocking on command again with the Standard Ignition Door Lock Actuator DLA-779. This electric actuator fits the front right (passenger-side) door as a direct-fit replacement for the 2006-2011 Honda Civic, driving the latch mechanism to lock and unlock the door in response to the power-lock switch or key fob.

  • Front-right fitment: Cataloged for the front right (passenger-side front) door position on the listed application.
  • Electric operation: The internal motor and gear drive move the latch linkage to lock and unlock the door.
  • Direct-fit replacement: A direct-fit replacement for the listed Honda Civic application.

If the original actuator is the cause, common signs it may need replacing include a door that won't lock or unlock from the switch or remote, intermittent operation, or a motor that buzzes or clicks without moving the latch. Because these symptoms can also come from switches, wiring, or the latch itself, diagnose the cause before replacing.

Interchange: Manufacturer part number DLA-779 (also DLA779).

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicle does this door lock actuator fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2006-2011 Honda Civic. Confirm fitment for your specific vehicle before ordering.

Which door position is this actuator for?

It is cataloged for the front right (passenger-side front) door position on the listed application.

What does a door lock actuator do?

It uses an internal electric motor and gear drive to move the latch linkage, locking and unlocking the door in response to the power-lock switch or key fob.

What are signs this actuator may need replacing?

A door that won't lock or unlock from the switch or remote, intermittent operation, or a motor that buzzes or clicks without moving the latch.

Should I diagnose before replacing the actuator?

Yes. These symptoms can also stem from switches, wiring, or the latch, so confirm the actuator is the cause before replacing it.