STANDARD IGN PARTS DLA315 front left door lock actuator for the 1997-2001 Toyota Camry locks and unlocks the door on command from the power lock system.
- Designed to meet Federal Safety Standards to reduce the possibility of passenger entrapment
- Corrosion-resistant housing that supports the latch's durability
- Tested for proper fit and reliable service
- Plug-in attachment with a rectangular connector and four blade terminals
Quick facts
- Part: STANDARD IGN PARTS DLA315 door lock actuator
- Fits: 1997-2001 Toyota Camry
- Position: Front left
- Condition: New
A lock that responds slowly, works only sometimes or ignores the switch can mean the actuator is wearing out. Before replacing it, look at the power-lock fuse and the connector for corrosion with the ignition off, because a blown fuse or a corroded plug can also keep a lock from working.
Fits
This listing is one front left actuator for the 1997-2001 Toyota Camry, which takes one at this position; the front right is a separate part.
Specifications
Fit and size
- Position: front left
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Connector: 1, rectangular, female
- Terminals: 4, blade, male
- Attachment method: plug in
Build and materials
- Condition: new
- Housing: corrosion-resistant
- Latch: included
- Country of origin: China
In the box
One door lock actuator with its latch. The wiring harness, mounting hardware and activation rods are not included, so plan on new mounting hardware, since the old fasteners may not be reusable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the DLA315 a 1997-2001 Toyota Camry door lock actuator replacement?
Yes. STANDARD IGN PARTS DLA315 fits the 1997-2001 Toyota Camry and is made for the front left door.
Does the DLA315 door lock actuator come with a wiring harness?
No. The STANDARD IGN PARTS DLA315 comes with its latch, but the wiring harness, mounting hardware and activation rods are not included.
What connector does this front left door lock actuator use?
It plugs in through one rectangular female connector with four male blade terminals.
Which door lock problems can mean a worn actuator?
A lock that moves slowly, works only sometimes or does not respond to the power switch can mean the actuator is wearing out. A shop can test it.
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.
