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Aisin Door Lock Actuator Assembly; Front Driver Side (22-24 Tundra)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item TU71287
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features & Specs

      • Aisin Door Lock Actuator Assembly
      • Front Model
      • Limited 1-Year Warranty
      • Raw Metal Finish
      • OE Compatible and Comparable
      • Built from Aluminum
      • Has a Blade Terminal Type
      • Direct Replacement
      • Driver Side
      • Comes in Singles
      • Fits 2022 - 2024 Toyota Tundra Models

      Description

      Reliable Door Security. Designed for 2022 - 2024 Toyota Tundra Models, this Aisin Door Lock Actuator Assembly helps restore proper door locking and unlocking functionality while maintaining dependable operation and convenience. Manufactured as an OE-compatible and comparable replacement, it provides a practical solution for replacing a worn or malfunctioning actuator. Its direct replacement design supports reliable performance and helps maintain the intended operation of the door locking system.

      Construction and Appearance. Built from aluminum, this door lock actuator assembly is engineered to provide durability, corrosion resistance, and dependable long-term performance. The precision-manufactured construction is designed to support consistent operation while maintaining structural integrity under regular use. A raw metal finish delivers a clean, functional appearance that reflects its purpose-built design. The blade terminal type configuration contributes to reliable electrical connectivity, while quality manufacturing standards help ensure dependable functionality and extended service life.

      Installation. Designed as a direct replacement, this component is intended to integrate with existing mounting locations and factory electrical connections. The adaptable design supports a versatile installation process using standard service procedures and commonly available tools. Proper installation helps ensure reliable door lock operation and consistent system performance. Its straightforward replacement configuration assists in simplifying maintenance and repair procedures while promoting dependable long-term functionality.

      Warranty. A limited 1-year warranty is included to provide additional confidence in the quality and workmanship of this component. Coverage is intended to address defects in materials and manufacturing under normal operating conditions during the warranty period. This protection helps support long-term ownership value and dependable product performance. Reviewing the manufacturer's warranty documentation will provide complete details regarding coverage terms, conditions, and limitations.

      Application. This Aisin Door Lock Actuator Assembly fits 2022 - 2024 Toyota Tundra Models. By helping restore dependable locking and unlocking functions, it contributes to vehicle security and everyday convenience. Its aluminum construction, OE-compatible design, and direct replacement configuration make it a practical solution for maintaining reliable door system operation.

      Aisin DLT-146

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      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      Installation Time

      (approx) 1 Hour

      Difficulty Level:

      Light to Moderate mechanical skill required.

      Installation Guides

        No guide available for this part yet.

      What's in the Box

      • (1) Door Lock Actuator Assembly

      Questions & Answers

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