Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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12V central locking motor model 4001 fits two-wire or five-wire door actuators and includes a mounting bracket
The Ruth's sister 4001 motor operates on a 12 volt supply and is designed to replace a worn central locking actuator in a car door. It includes a mounting bracket so the unit can be bolted directly into the existing cavity without fabricating new fixings.
The motor supports both 2 line and 5 line wiring configurations, letting it match the loom already present in the vehicle. This flexibility avoids the need for adaptor harnesses or pin re-arrangement during installation.
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The motor operates on a 12V DC supply, matching standard vehicle electrical systems for door lock actuators.
Yes, the package includes a mounting bracket designed to secure the motor inside the car door during fitting.
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