Premium OEM Replacement Rear Right Door Lock Latch Actuator Assembly

This rear right door lock latch actuator assembly is compatible with the following Land Rover and Range Rover models:

• Land Rover LR2: 2008–2015 (all engines)
• Land Rover LR3: 2006–2009 (all engines)
• Land Rover LR4: 2010–2016 (all engines)
• Range Rover Evoque: 2012–2017 (Sport Utility & Convertible)
• Range Rover Sport: 2007–2013 (all engines)

This actuator is specifically for the REAR RIGHT position. To confirm 100% exact fitment, please match the OE Part Numbers in our specifications against those on your original factory actuator, or contact us with your vehicle's VIN before purchasing.

A door lock actuator is an electrically-operated motor mechanism that mechanically locks and unlocks a vehicle door. Its primary functions include:

• Central Locking Integration: Receives electrical signals from the central locking module when the driver uses the key fob or interior lock button
• Motorized Operation: An electric motor inside the actuator drives a mechanical linkage that physically moves the door latch to lock or unlock the door
• Synchronized Locking: Works in harmony with actuators on other doors to lock or unlock all doors simultaneously when the driver activates central locking
• Security Function: Enables remote locking via key fob and automatic locking when the vehicle is put into motion
• Emergency Access: Interior lock knobs and handles remain functional as a backup mechanical locking system

A failed door lock actuator prevents remote locking via key fob and may prevent the door from being locked electrically through central locking.

Common symptoms of a failing or damaged door lock actuator include:

• Door does not lock when pressing the key fob lock button
• Door does not unlock when pressing the key fob unlock button
• Only some doors lock/unlock when central locking is activated — other doors remain locked or unlocked
• Clicking or buzzing sound from inside the door when trying to lock or unlock via key fob
• Door locks or unlocks intermittently or inconsistently
• Physical grinding or mechanical grinding noise coming from the door mechanism
• Interior door lock knob moves but the door does not physically lock or unlock
• Dashboard warning message related to door lock or security system

If any of these symptoms are present, have the door lock actuator and central locking system inspected by a qualified technician before replacing components.

Self-installation is not recommended. Professional installation by a qualified technician or mechanic is strongly recommended for the following reasons:

• Electrical Connector: The 10-pin connector must be carefully disconnected from the old actuator and connected to the new one — incorrect pin connection can damage vehicle electrical systems
• Mechanical Integration: The actuator must be precisely positioned and aligned with the door latch mechanism for proper lock/unlock operation
• Door Panel Removal: Accessing the actuator typically requires removal of interior door panels and trim — improper removal can cause damage
• Central Locking Testing: After installation, the central locking system must be tested to ensure synchronization with other door actuators
• Warranty Activation: Professional installation is required to validate your 10-Year Extended Warranty

Note: Installation instructions are not included with this product.

Door lock actuators on Land Rover and Range Rover vehicles fail for several common reasons:

• Age & Mileage: Electric motors inside actuators typically wear out after 80,000–120,000 miles as brushes and springs degrade
• Moisture & Corrosion: Land Rovers are frequently driven in wet and off-road conditions, allowing moisture into door mechanisms and corroding electrical contacts
• Mechanical Wear: Repeated locking and unlocking cycles wear out internal gears and linkages over time
• Connector Corrosion: Water ingress into the 10-pin connector causes oxidation and poor electrical connections
• Manufacturing Defects: Some early-production actuators had known reliability issues and fail prematurely
• Impact Damage: Off-road use and rough handling can physically damage actuator mechanisms

Regular inspection of door lock operation and prompt replacement of failing actuators can prevent security issues and loss of vehicle security.

The 10-pin connector is the electrical interface between the door lock actuator and the vehicle's central locking control module. It handles:

• Power Supply: Delivers 12V power from the vehicle's battery to the actuator motor
• Ground Return: Completes the electrical circuit back to the vehicle's ground
• Lock Signal: Electrical signal that commands the actuator to lock the door
• Unlock Signal: Electrical signal that commands the actuator to unlock the door
• Feedback Signals: Information back to the control module about whether the door is successfully locked or unlocked
• Sensor Connections: Links to position sensors that detect the physical lock/unlock status

Proper connector alignment and secure connection are critical for reliable door locking operation. Corrosion or loose connections in the 10-pin connector are a common cause of door lock failures on older Land Rovers.

Not necessarily, but it depends on your vehicle's condition:

• Single Failure: If only the rear right door is failing to lock/unlock, replacing just that actuator is acceptable
• Multiple Failures: If other doors are also showing locking problems, multiple actuators may need replacement
• Age-Related: If your Land Rover is 10+ years old and the rear right actuator has failed, the other actuators are likely near end-of-life and may fail soon
• Cost Consideration: Labor cost for accessing the door is the major expense — replacing multiple actuators during one service appointment reduces total labor costs
• Preventive Replacement: Some owners replace all four door actuators at once on high-mileage vehicles to avoid multiple trips to the mechanic

Consult your qualified technician about whether replacing actuators on other doors is advisable for your specific Land Rover based on age, mileage, and inspection findings.

This is a high-quality aftermarket replacement part manufactured by D2P Autoparts and engineered to meet or exceed Land Rover's OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) specifications. It is 100% brand new and designed as a direct replacement for the factory door lock actuator on all compatible Land Rover and Range Rover models.

It delivers the same electrical performance, mechanical function, connector compatibility, and long-term reliability as the original Land Rover component — at a more competitive price point than a genuine Land Rover part, without compromising on quality or durability under all weather and driving conditions.

This product includes an Extended Warranty under the following terms:

• 10-Year Extended Warranty: Applies when installed by a fully qualified professional
• Activation: Provide a copy of the garage fitment invoice within 30 days of installation to activate your 10-Year Extended Warranty
• Standard Coverage: If no invoice is submitted within 30 days of purchase, coverage defaults to a standard 1-year warranty
• Coverage Scope: Warranty covers manufacturing and material defects only; labour and additional expenses are excluded

D2P Autoparts stands behind the durability and quality of its products. If you experience any product-related issue within the warranty period, please contact us with your proof of professional installation.

On a Land Rover or Range Rover, professional door lock actuator replacement typically takes between 1.5 to 3 hours of labour, depending on the vehicle model and technician experience:

• Door Actuator Only: 1.5–2 hours (interior door panel removal, actuator disconnect/reconnect, central locking testing)
• With Panel Restoration: Add 0.5 hour (reinstalling trim pieces and ensuring panels sit flush)
• With Multiple Actuator Replacement: Add 1–2 hours per additional door (labor cost advantage of doing multiple doors)
• With Electrical Diagnosis: Add 0.5–1 hour (if central locking module or wiring harness inspection is needed)

Most quality Land Rover repair shops estimate 2–3 hours for single rear door actuator replacement. Consult your technician for a specific estimate based on your vehicle model and condition.

To confirm 100% compatibility before purchasing, follow these steps:

• Check Vehicle Model & Year: Confirm your Land Rover or Range Rover matches one of the compatible models listed (LR2, LR3, LR4, Evoque, or Sport) and is within the specified year range
• Verify Door Position: Confirm this is for the REAR RIGHT door. Do not use this for front doors or the left rear door
• Match OE Part Numbers: Compare the part numbers in our specifications (LR011302, LR072414, LR091360, FQJ500360, FQJ500320, FQJ000148, FQJ000146, FQJ000145, FQJ000144) against the number on your original actuator
• Contact Us with Your VIN: Provide your Vehicle Identification Number and our team will confirm exact fitment before you place your order

Checking the OE part number on your existing factory actuator is the most reliable method to guarantee correct fitment for your specific Land Rover or Range Rover.