Description
Electric central locking actuator – right front door for Peugeot 307. Front passenger side.
This replacement electric door lock is designed for the right front (passenger) door of the Peugeot 307 and is commonly searched under part numbers 9136P1 and 9136AA. Built to restore reliable central locking operation, the unit controls the locking and unlocking mechanism inside the door lock assembly. Ideal for professional garages and competent DIY mechanics, the actuator provides a direct-fit solution to eliminate intermittent locking issues, stuck latches or complete loss of remote locking function.
Benefits include straightforward fitment for quick workshop turnaround, compatibility with original door linkages, and restoration of normal door locking behavior. Suitable search phrases: “Peugeot 307 door lock actuator”, “9136P1 door lock”, “9136AA right front lock” which help technicians and vehicle owners find the correct part fast.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis / Peugeot
- Model: Peugeot 307
- Product Codes: 9136P1, 9136AA
- Other Numbers: 9136AA | 9136P1
Compatibility
Fits Right Front (Passenger Side) Door On Peugeot 307. Confirm Fitment By Matching The Part Number 9136P1 Or 9136AA With The Existing Unit. Intended For Vehicles Using Central Locking Actuators Mounted Inside The Door Lock Mechanism.
Installation Recommendations
- Disconnect The Vehicle Battery Before Starting Work To Avoid Short Circuits And Protect Electronic Systems.
- Remove The Interior Door Trim Carefully To Access The Lock Assembly; Keep Fasteners And Plastic Clips For Reassembly.
- Peel Back The Moisture Barrier Gently To Prevent Damage. Disconnect Electrical Connector And Detach Linkage Rods From The Lock Mechanism (Note Their Positions For Correct Reinstallation).
- Unscrew Mounting Bolts And Remove The Faulty Actuator From The Lock Housing. Install The New Actuator In Reverse Order, Ensuring Linkage Rods And Clips Are Securely Reattached.
- Test Locking And Unlocking Function Before Reassembling The Door Trim And Reconnecting The Battery.
- If The Locking Is Intermittent After Replacement, Inspect Wiring And Connector For Corrosion Or Mechanical Obstruction Inside The Door.
Most Common Failure Reasons
- Moisture Ingress And Corrosion Leading To Electrical Or Mechanical Failure Of The Actuator Motor Or Contacts.
- Wear Or Breakage Of Internal Plastic Gears And Mechanical Components Due To Age And Repeated Use.
- Damaged Or Disconnected Linkage Rods And Clips Causing Improper Engagement Of The Lock Mechanism.
- Connector Oxidation Or Wiring Faults Resulting In Intermittent Operation Or Complete Loss Of Function.
- Impact Damage From Door Collisions Or Forced Entry That Physically Damages The Lock Assembly.
Replacing the actuator restores normal central locking function and prevents further lock-related wear on the door latch. For reliable results, follow the installation steps carefully and inspect surrounding components (rods, clips, wiring, and door seals) while the door trim is removed.
