2013-2019 Ford Explorer Power Liftgate LockLatch Actuator Motor
This Genuine OEM auto part, the BB5Z-7843150-C, is a brand new and genuine product in OEM manufacturers packaging. It is the same part sold at the new car dealership and is not aftermarket. Designed for the 2013-2019 Ford Explorer, this part is a Power Liftgate Lock/Latch Actuator Motor. The actuator motor is responsible for controlling the locking and unlocking mechanism of the power liftgate on the vehicle, providing convenience and security for accessing the cargo area.
The Genuine OEM BB5Z-7843150-C part resolves the problem of a malfunctioning or non-responsive liftgate lock/latch actuator motor in the Ford Explorer. When the actuator motor fails, it can result in issues such as the liftgate not locking or unlocking properly, making it difficult to access the cargo area or compromising the security of stored items. By replacing the faulty actuator motor with the Genuine OEM part, users can restore reliable and smooth operation of the power liftgate, ensuring easy access and enhanced security.
To replace the existing power liftgate lock/latch actuator motor with the Genuine OEM BB5Z-7843150-C, follow these step-by-step instructions:
Installation Instructions:
- Gather the necessary tools: socket set and screwdriver.
- Locate the power liftgate lock/latch actuator motor in the vehicle. It is typically positioned inside the liftgate, near the locking mechanism.
- Disconnect the electrical connector(s) attached to the old actuator motor.
- Remove the mounting screws or bolts securing the actuator motor to the liftgate.
- Carefully detach the old actuator motor from its position.
- Take the Genuine OEM BB5Z-7843150-C actuator motor and align it with the mounting holes on the liftgate.
- Secure the new actuator motor by tightening the mounting screws or bolts.
- Reconnect the electrical connector(s) to the new actuator motor.
- Ensure all connections are secure and properly seated.
- Test the functionality of the power liftgate by locking and unlocking it using the vehicle’s controls.
The entire replacement process usually takes approximately 30-60 minutes to complete. It is recommended to have an intermediate level of mechanical skill and familiarity with electrical components.
