Description
Electric central locking door lock for the right front door for PEUGEOT 307 vehicles. Front passenger door.
This replacement electric door lock is designed for the right front (passenger) door of the Peugeot 307 and provides reliable central locking function for workshop repairs or DIY jobs. Commonly referenced by part number 9136Z9, the unit restores secure door locking, smooth latch operation and correct interaction with the vehicle’s central locking system. Ideal for mechanics and competent DIYers who need a direct-fit solution for a worn or failed front passenger door latch.
Compatibility And Fitment
Fits Right Front (Passenger) Door On Peugeot 307, Including 307 II Variants Where The Same Latch Assembly Is Used. Often Searched And Supplied Under Part Number 9136Z9.
Key Features
- Direct-fit replacement for factory door latch mechanism on the right front door.
- Integrated electric actuator for central locking systems.
- Durable plastic and metal construction designed to interface with OEM rods and door locks.
- Sleeps seamlessly with mechanical linkages and electrical connector of the original assembly.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Peugeot/Citroën)
- Model: Peugeot 307
- Product Codes: 9136Z9
- Additional Numbers: NFP
Recommended Installation
Before starting work, disconnect the battery to avoid short circuits and unintended activation of the central locking. Typical replacement steps:
- Remove Interior Door Trim And Insulation Carefully To Access Latch Assembly.
- Disconnect Electrical Connector From Lock Actuator And Unclip Any Linkage Rods (Note Their Positions For Reassembly).
- Remove Fixing Bolts/Screws And Extract The Old Latch From The Door.
- Install New Latch In Reverse Order: Fit And Fasten The Unit, Reconnect Linkage Rods And Electrical Connector, Replace Door Trim.
- Reconnect Battery And Test Central Locking, Manual Lock/Unlock, And Door Handle Operation Several Times To Ensure Correct Function.
If door trim clips or rod clips are damaged during disassembly, replace them to avoid rattle or improper linkage movement. Use care when routing wiring and refit moisture barrier to prevent water ingress around the latch.
Most Common Causes Of Failure
- Actuator Motor Wear Or Gear Stripping: Repeated use and age can wear the small electric motor or plastic gears inside the actuator, preventing reliable locking/unlocking.
- Corrosion And Water Ingress: Moisture entering the door or around the latch causes corrosion or electrical faults, especially in vehicles with degraded seals or damaged moisture barriers.
- Broken Linkage Or Clips: Mechanical rods and retaining clips can fatigue or break, causing poor mechanical movement or disconnection between handle and latch.
- Impact Damage: Door damage from accidents or slamming can deform the latch or its mounting points, leading to misalignment and failure.
Symptoms Indicating A Faulty Door Lock
- Passenger Door Does Not Lock Or Unlock With Central Locking Command.
- Door Requires Multiple Attempts To Open/Close Or Feels Loose/Rattly.
- Intermittent Electrical Operation Or No Response From Actuator.
Why Choose This Part
Part 9136Z9 Is A Practical Replacement For Workshops And Skilled DIYers Seeking A Straightforward Fix For Central Locking Problems On The Right Front Door Of The Peugeot 307. Replacing The Latch Restores Secure Locking, Eliminates Annoying Intermittent Failures And Prevents Water Ingress–Related Damage When Fitted With Proper Sealing.
Additional Tips
- Test Operation Before Reassembling The Door Trim To Ensure All Functions Work Properly.
- Replace Any Damaged Seals Or Insulation To Prevent Reoccurrence From Moisture.
- Keep The Original Fixings And Note Rod Orientation For Accurate Reassembly.
