Door Handles | Locks | Keys

Door Handle Front or Rear (Outer).


Fits:
Porsche Cayenne 958 2011>>

Cars with option code
I4K0 Central Locking system with key remote & interior operation

I4K3 Central Locking system with key remote & interior operation + "safe" mode

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Door Handle Front or Rear (Outer).


Fits:
Porsche Cayenne 958 2011>>

Cars with option code
I4F2 Porsche Entry + Drive
I4F6 Porsche Entry + Drive (usa/ canada)

Old part numbers:
- 95853120501G2X
- 95853120601G2X

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Porsche Left Hand Drive (LHD) Front Driver’s Door Lock Mechanism.

The LHD front driver’s door lock mechanism is a direct replacement component designed to restore correct locking, latching and central locking functionality for the left-hand drive driver’s door on a wide range of Porsche models.

Please check part number on the original lock mechanism

Fits:

• Porsche 718 Boxster – LHD Drivers Side
  
• Porsche 718 Cayman – LHD Drivers Side
  
• Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 – LHD Left
  
• Porsche 992.1 – LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes 098, IY2, 2015>>
  
• Porsche 991.2 – LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes 098, -072, -533, -250 (for Manual gearbox)
  
• Porsche 991 turbo – LHD Drivers Side
  
• Porsche 991 GT3 – LHD Drivers with Option Codes 098, -250Side 2015>>
  
• Porsche 992 GT3 / GT3 RS / ST – LHD Drivers Side
  
• Porsche 958 Cayenne - LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes 4F2, 4K3, L0L, 0K1 >>2014
  
• Porsche 958 Cayenne – LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes L0L, G20, 4F2, 4K3, DT1, DT5, DU2,DU3, D19 2015>>
  
• Porsche 95B.1 Macan – LHD Drivers Side 15.06.2015>>
  
• Porsche 95B.2 – LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes L0L
  
• Porsche 970 Panamera – LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes 098, -885 (970.2)
  
• Porsche 971.1 Panamera LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes L0L, 4FZ, 4I6, 3V1, 8T3 >>04.07.16  
  
• Porsche 918 Spyder – Left with Option Codes -533, -072
  
  

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This mechanism is responsible for securing the most frequently used door on the vehicle and plays a critical role in vehicle security, alarm integration and daily convenience.

What the Front Driver Door Lock Mechanism Does

The driver’s door lock mechanism combines both mechanical and electronic elements. It is responsible for:

• Securing the door closed when locked
• Engaging and releasing the latch when unlocking
• Communicating with the central locking system
• Integrating with the alarm and immobiliser system
• Enabling keyless entry where equipped
• Ensuring the door remains sealed against wind and weather

Because it is the primary entry point to the vehicle, the driver’s door mechanism is heavily used and subject to greater wear than other doors.

Why Driver Door Lock Mechanisms Fail

Door lock mechanisms can fail due to both electrical and mechanical wear. Common causes include:

• Actuator motor fatigue from repeated use
• Internal gear wear or breakage
• Electrical circuit faults
• Water ingress into the mechanism housing
• Corrosion or contamination
• Wear from constant opening and closing cycles

Typical symptoms of a failing driver’s door lock include:

• Door not locking or unlocking via remote
• Intermittent locking function
• Door remains locked even when central locking activates
• Clicking or buzzing noise without latch movement
• Alarm triggering unexpectedly
• Fault codes related to door control modules

When the driver’s door mechanism fails, it can disrupt the entire central locking system.

When You Should Replace It

You should consider replacing the LHD driver’s door lock mechanism if:

• The driver’s door fails to lock or unlock consistently
• The key fob does not release the door
• You hear mechanical clicking without movement
• The alarm system malfunctions
• Diagnostic scans show door control module errors
• The latch does not hold the door securely closed

Prompt replacement restores full locking system functionality and prevents further stress on central locking electronics.

Maintaining a properly functioning driver’s door lock mechanism protects your vehicle’s security and ensures reliable daily use.

Key Benefits at a Glance

• Direct OEM-equivalent replacement
• Restores full driver door locking function
• Integrates with central locking and alarm system
• Eliminates intermittent lock faults
• Suitable for multiple Porsche platforms
• Ideal for repair or preventative maintenance       

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Porsche Left Hand Drive (LHD) Front Driver’s Door Lock Mechanism.

The LHD front driver’s door lock mechanism is a direct replacement component designed to restore correct locking, latching and central locking functionality for the left-hand drive driver’s door on a wide range of Porsche models.

Please check part number on the original lock mechanism

Fits:

• Porsche 718 Boxster – LHD Drivers Side
  
• Porsche 718 Cayman – LHD Drivers Side
  
• Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 – LHD Left
  
• Porsche 992.1 – LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes 098, IY2, 2015>>
  
• Porsche 991.2 – LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes 098, -072, -533, -250 (for Manual gearbox)
  
• Porsche 991 turbo – LHD Drivers Side
  
• Porsche 991 GT3 – LHD Drivers with Option Codes 098, -250Side 2015>>
  
• Porsche 992 GT3 / GT3 RS / ST – LHD Drivers Side
  
• Porsche 958 Cayenne - LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes 4F2, 4K3, L0L, 0K1 >>2014
  
• Porsche 958 Cayenne – LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes L0L, G20, 4F2, 4K3, DT1, DT5, DU2,DU3, D19 2015>>
  
• Porsche 95B.1 Macan – LHD Drivers Side 15.06.2015>>
  
• Porsche 95B.2 – LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes L0L
  
• Porsche 970 Panamera – LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes 098, -885 (970.2)
  
• Porsche 971.1 Panamera LHD Drivers Side with Option Codes L0L, 4FZ, 4I6, 3V1, 8T3 >>04.07.16  
  
• Porsche 918 Spyder – Left with Option Codes -533, -072
  
  

Diagram Ref No 14

This mechanism is responsible for securing the most frequently used door on the vehicle and plays a critical role in vehicle security, alarm integration and daily convenience.

What the Front Driver Door Lock Mechanism Does

The driver’s door lock mechanism combines both mechanical and electronic elements. It is responsible for:

• Securing the door closed when locked
• Engaging and releasing the latch when unlocking
• Communicating with the central locking system
• Integrating with the alarm and immobiliser system
• Enabling keyless entry where equipped
• Ensuring the door remains sealed against wind and weather

Because it is the primary entry point to the vehicle, the driver’s door mechanism is heavily used and subject to greater wear than other doors.

Why Driver Door Lock Mechanisms Fail

Door lock mechanisms can fail due to both electrical and mechanical wear. Common causes include:

• Actuator motor fatigue from repeated use
• Internal gear wear or breakage
• Electrical circuit faults
• Water ingress into the mechanism housing
• Corrosion or contamination
• Wear from constant opening and closing cycles

Typical symptoms of a failing driver’s door lock include:

• Door not locking or unlocking via remote
• Intermittent locking function
• Door remains locked even when central locking activates
• Clicking or buzzing noise without latch movement
• Alarm triggering unexpectedly
• Fault codes related to door control modules

When the driver’s door mechanism fails, it can disrupt the entire central locking system.

When You Should Replace It

You should consider replacing the LHD driver’s door lock mechanism if:

• The driver’s door fails to lock or unlock consistently
• The key fob does not release the door
• You hear mechanical clicking without movement
• The alarm system malfunctions
• Diagnostic scans show door control module errors
• The latch does not hold the door securely closed

Prompt replacement restores full locking system functionality and prevents further stress on central locking electronics.

Maintaining a properly functioning driver’s door lock mechanism protects your vehicle’s security and ensures reliable daily use.

Key Benefits at a Glance

• Direct OEM-equivalent replacement
• Restores full driver door locking function
• Integrates with central locking and alarm system
• Eliminates intermittent lock faults
• Suitable for multiple Porsche platforms
• Ideal for repair or preventative maintenance       

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Door lock, Front, LHD.

Fits:
LHD cars only
Porsche 958 Cayenne 2010-14
* LEFT SIDE - Cars without alternative drive system (option code: 0K0)
* For cars with Central locking with remote contreol, inner release and asfe lock system (option code: 4K3)
* For cars with Porsche entry + drive (option code 4F2)

Porsche 958 Cayenne 3.0L / 3.6L / 3.0L Diesel / 4.2L Diesel 2015-18
* LEFT SIDE - Cars without closing aid for doors (option code: GZ0)
* For cars with Central locking with remote contreol, inner release and asfe lock system (option code: 4K3)
* For cars with Porsche entry + drive (option code 4F2)

Porsche 970 Panamera >>2011
* Not for cars with softclose (closing aid for doors)

Diagram ref no 11

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Left Hand Drive (LHD) Front Door Lock Mechanisms – Left & Right

These LHD front door lock mechanisms are direct replacement components designed to restore proper locking, latching and central locking function on both front doors of the Porsche 958 Cayenne and 970.1 Panamera.

Fits:
Porsche 958 Cayenne 2010-14
* LEFT SIDE - Cars without alternative drive system (option code: 0K0)
* For cars with Central locking with remote control, inner release and safe lock system (option code: 4K3)
* For cars with Porsche entry + drive (option code 4F2)

Porsche 958 Cayenne 3.0L / 3.6L / 3.0L Diesel / 4.2L Diesel 2015-18
* LEFT SIDE - Cars without closing aid for doors (option code: GZ0)
* For cars with Central locking with remote contreol, inner release and asfe lock system (option code: 4K3)
* For cars with Porsche entry + drive (option code 4F2)

Porsche 970 Panamera >>2011
* Not for cars with soft close (closing aid for doors, option code -885)

Diagram ref no 11

Engineered to OEM specifications, these mechanisms ensure reliable engagement, smooth operation and seamless integration with the vehicle’s central locking and alarm systems.

What the Front Door Lock Mechanisms Do

Each front door lock mechanism combines a mechanical latch assembly with an integrated electronic actuator. Together, they perform several critical functions:

• Secure the door in the closed position
• Engage and release when activated by the key fob or interior switch
• Communicate with the central locking system
• Integrate with the vehicle’s alarm and immobiliser systems
• Support keyless entry where equipped
• Maintain proper door alignment and sealing

Because the front doors are used most frequently, these mechanisms are subject to constant operation and wear.

Why Front Door Lock Mechanisms Fail

Door lock mechanisms can fail due to mechanical fatigue or electrical faults. Common causes include:

• Internal actuator motor wear
• Gear wear within the latch assembly
• Electrical connector faults
• Water ingress inside the door cavity
• Corrosion of internal components
• Repeated opening and closing cycles

Typical symptoms of failure include:

• Front door not locking or unlocking via remote
• Central locking operating on one side only
• Clicking or buzzing noise without latch engagement
• Intermittent locking behaviour
• Alarm system faults
• Door not latching securely

Because the lock mechanism communicates with the body control module, failure can affect the entire central locking system.

When You Should Replace Them

You should replace the front door lock mechanisms if:

• One or both front doors fail to respond to remote locking
• The latch does not hold the door securely closed
• You hear mechanical noises during locking
• Diagnostic scans show front door actuator fault codes
• The central locking system behaves inconsistently
• You are restoring or repairing a vehicle with door electrical faults

Replacing both mechanisms at the same time can restore balanced locking performance and prevent repeat failures.

Replacing worn lock mechanisms improves security, restores convenience and ensures smooth daily operation.

Key Benefits at a Glance

• OEM-equivalent replacement front door lock mechanisms
• Available for left and right LHD front doors
• Restores secure locking and latching
• Integrates with central locking and alarm systems
• Suitable for Porsche 958 Cayenne and 970.1
• Panamera Ideal for repair or preventative maintenance       

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Fits
Porsche 958 Cayenne 2011-14
Porsche 958 Cayenne 2015-17 (IGZ0 / I4F2 / I4K3)
Porsche 9YA Cayenne 2018>> (IL0R / IGZ0 / I4F2 / I4I6)
Porsche 970 Panamera 2010-17 (I885)

IGZ0 - cars without closing aid for doors
I4F2 - cars with Porsche entry + drive
I4K3 - cars with central locking with remote control, inner release and safe lock system
I885 - cars without Softclose (closing aid for doors)
IL0R - Right-hand drive version
I4I6 - cars with Central locking, Keyless Go, RoW

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Fits
Porsche 958 Cayenne 2011-14
Porsche 958 Cayenne 2015-17 (IGZ0 / I4F2 / I4K3)
Porsche 9YA Cayenne 2018>> (IL0R / IGZ0 / I4F2 / I4I6)
Porsche 970 Panamera 2010-17 (I885)

IGZ0 - cars without closing aid for doors
I4F2 - cars with Porsche entry + drive
I4K3 - cars with central locking with remote control, inner release and safe lock system
I885 - cars without Softclose (closing aid for doors)
IL0R - Right-hand drive version
I4I6 - cars with Central locking, Keyless Go, RoW

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Fits:
Porsche 918 Spyder 2015>>2015
Porsche 92A Cayenne (958) 2011>>2018
Porsche 95B Macan MKI 2014>>2018
Porsche 95B Macan MKII / MKIII 2019>>
Porsche 970 Panamera MKI / MKII 2010>>2016
Porsche 981 Boxster 2012>>2016
Porsche 981 Cayman 2014>>2016
Porsche 981 Boxster Spyder 2016>>2016
Porsche 982 Boxster (718) 2017>>
Porsche 982 Cayman (718) 2017>>
Porsche 982 Boxster Spyder 2019>>
Porsche 991 Carrera MKI 2012>>2016
Porsche 991 Carrera MKII 2017>>2019
Porsche 991 Turbo / GT2 RS MKI / MKII 2014>>2020
Porsche 991 R / GT3 / RS / GT-Speed MKI / MKII 2014>>2021
Porsche 981 Cayman GT4 2016>>2016
Porsche 982 Cayman GT4 2019>>

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Fits:
For LHD - Left hand drive cars
Porsche 958 Cayenne 2011-18

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Fits:
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Porsche 958 Cayenne 2011-18

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Fits:
Porsche 958 Cayenne 2015-18 - RHD cars
for cars with:
- option code: GZ2 - Closing aid for doors
- option code: 4F2 - Porsche entry + drive
- option code: 4K3 - Central locking with remote control, inner release and safe lock system

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Fits:
Porsche 958 Cayenne >>2012
Cars with Electric roll-up sunblind for rear side window (option code: 3Y8)

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Porsche 958 Cayenne - 2010 to 2017
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