Please help me identify a part.

[fyr145]

Wait, GMpartsdirect.com has it for 193.91 plus shipping.

Simply enter the part number on thier webiste and this price should come up. I have bought several parts form them, best prices out there!!

Good luck!

[Mister Peebody]

Thank you. Only problem with their great price is the $49.00 shipping and processing fee. Gonna see how much my dealer will charge me for the part. I appreciate all of the help.

[twinmill28]

One of the guys on this forum has got to be a parts guy or have connections with the dealer.
I know a couple GM parts guys from the other forums who will give you a good price on factory stuff. Anybody here? Zach?

[Mister Peebody]

Update - My local GM dealer charged me $273 with tax and delivery. I ordered it today at about 4:30pm 3/26 and it will be ready to be picked up at 8:00am 3/27. Looks like once all is said and done I came out cheaper buying local. Thanks for all the help and advise.

[Mister Peebody]

Update - The job from start to finish took a 7mm, a 10mm, a pair of needle nose pliers (optional), and 15 minutes. Thanks again for all of you help.

[LoJac963]

Mine just went out last week, won't unlock so I can't open the back. I've found the actuator itself for $70 however how do you get the trim off with the door shut.

I've found the disassembly procedure on here but it says there's 2 push pins on the bottom which are obviously inaccessable with the door locked shut.

Any ideas?!?

[Mister Peebody]

Gonna try to explain but I probably should take a picture. The area around the window where the door panel forms a "shelf" that you could sit a can on, is a flexible area that can be pulled up enough tho get a long skinny arm down. Once that is done you can either unlock the door by flipping the little unlock lever or just squeeze the mechanism that pulls the braided steel lines to open the door. Not a good description, but its the best I can do.