Land Rover Door Lock Actuators UK | OE Quality | D2P Auto Parts

Replacement Land Rover door lock actuators (door lock latch mechanisms) for Discovery 3 & 4, Freelander 2, Range Rover Evoque, Range Rover and Range Rover Sport, with shared Jaguar fitments. Front and rear, left and right, plus pairs and full sets of four. Check the side and connector pin count, or let our team confirm it for you. New to door lock faults? Read our door lock actuator guide.

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Read more: choosing the right Land Rover door lock, fitting tips and FAQs

What's in This Collection

Single door locksLatch and actuator units for one door: front right, front left, rear right or rear left.

Front or rear pairsLeft and right locks together, for when both sides on one axle are failing.

Set of 4All four door locks in one kit. Useful on high-mileage vehicles where the other doors are likely to follow.

Land Rover / Jaguar shared partsMany Land Rover door locks are also fitted to Jaguar models such as the XF and XJ.

On these Land Rover models the electric actuator is built into the door latch, so you replace the complete lock mechanism rather than a separate motor.

Land Rover Door Locks by Model

Model	Examples in this collection
Discovery 3 & Discovery 4	Front and rear, left and right (10-pin), rear left 14-pin (LR091351), pairs and sets of 4
Freelander 2	Front and rear, left and right (10-pin), e.g. LR011275, LR011277, LR011302, LR011303
Range Rover Evoque	Front and rear door locks, including LR011277 and LR014101 fitments
Range Rover & Range Rover Sport	Front right (10 + 4-pin, LR072420), rear right (LR013890), front right shared with Jaguar XF / XJ

These are examples only. The same model can use different locks depending on year and specification, so always check the individual product page.

How to Choose the Right Land Rover Door Lock

Confirm the door: front or rear, and left (passenger side in the UK) or right (driver side in the UK).
Count the connector pins on your old lock: 10-pin, 14-pin, or 10 + 4-pin. This is the quickest way to rule out the wrong part.
Compare the OE number (e.g. LR011275, LR072420) on the old lock or in your parts records with the OE numbers on our product pages.
Still unsure? Send our team your registration or VIN, or a photo of the old lock and its plug, and we will check it for you, free of charge.

Fitting tips: before you buy, check the fuse and the wiring loom between the door and the body, as a broken wire in the hinge area can cause the same symptoms. When fitting, transfer the inner and outer handle cables carefully and test the lock with the door open before refitting the door card. If the central locking or alarm shows a fault afterwards, a diagnostic reset may be needed on some vehicles.

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Land Rover Door Lock FAQs

Is the actuator separate from the door lock on a Land Rover?

On the Discovery 3 & 4, Freelander 2, Evoque and Range Rover models in this collection, the actuator is built into the door latch. You replace the complete lock mechanism.

Which side is the driver's door?

On UK right-hand drive vehicles the driver's door is the front right. "Left" in our titles means the passenger side for UK cars.

What does 10-pin or 14-pin mean?

It's the number of terminals in the lock's electrical connector. Different versions use different plugs, so the pin count on your old lock must match the new one.

Do I need to code or program the new lock?

Most door locks plug straight in. If the central locking, alarm or door-open warning misbehaves after fitting, a diagnostic reset may be needed on some vehicles.

Should I replace all four door locks?

If one lock has failed through age, the others are often close behind. A pair or set of 4 saves removing the door cards again later, but replacing just the failed lock is fine.

Need help choosing? Contact our parts team with your registration, VIN or old part number.