Porsche Trunk Lock Actuator Motor Front (911) - Genuine Porsche 99150411780

Product Information

A trunk lock actuator motor is an electronic component that powers the locking and unlocking mechanism of a vehicle’s trunk. Controlled by the key fob, trunk release button, or central locking system, it converts electrical signals into mechanical movement to open or secure the trunk latch. Over time, the motor or its internal gears and wiring can wear out, leading to access issues.

• Trunk won’t open or lock electronically – unresponsive to key fob or trunk release switch.
• Intermittent operation – actuator works only sometimes or requires multiple attempts.
• Clicking or no sound – clicking noise without movement, or complete silence when the trunk release is activated.

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