Standard Ignition Door Lock Actuator P/N:DLA1196
Standard Ignition DLA1175 door lock actuator for the 2001-2007 Ford Escape and other vehicles moves the door latch when the power lock switch is used.
A worn door lock actuator can show up as a door that will not lock or unlock from the power switch, or as a buzzing or grinding sound inside the door. A door that ignores the switch does not prove the actuator is bad, since a broken wire in the door harness can do the same. This listing is one actuator, and the fitment calls for one.
It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2001-2007 Ford Escape and the 2005-2007 Mercury Mariner.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One door lock actuator with its latch and one activation rod. The wiring harness and mounting hardware are not included, so plan on new bolts.
Is this 2001-2007 Ford Escape door lock actuator also right for the 2005-2007 Mercury Mariner?
Yes. Standard Ignition DLA1175 is a direct-fit replacement for the 2001-2007 Ford Escape and the 2005-2007 Mercury Mariner.
Does the Standard Ignition DLA1175 actuator come with the latch?
Yes. Standard Ignition DLA1175 includes the latch and one activation rod. The wiring harness and mounting hardware are not included.
What kind of connector does this door lock actuator have?
This door lock actuator has one oval female connector with two male blade terminals.
Could a buzzing door that won't lock be a failing door lock actuator?
It can be. A worn actuator may buzz, grind or leave a door ignoring the power lock switch, and a shop can test the circuit.
Is this door lock actuator designed to meet Federal Safety Standards?
Yes. It is designed to meet Federal Safety Standards to reduce the possibility of passenger entrapment, and its housing is corrosion-resistant.
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