Description
Electric lock for the right rear door of CITROËN Berlingo and PEUGEOT Partner first series. Complete with cable and all linkages.
Replacement Electric Door Lock Assembly designed for the right rear door of early Citroën Berlingo and Peugeot Partner models. Ideal for professional mechanics and skilled DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable, ready-to-fit unit. Supplied complete with the cable (lanowod) and all mechanical linkages, this lock restores secure central locking and mechanical latch function, eliminating common faults such as stuck or non-locking rear doors.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën Berlingo (First Generation), Peugeot Partner (First Generation)
- Product Codes: 9138F5
- Additional Numbers: —
Function And Application
The unit controls locking and unlocking of the right rear door by actuating the latch mechanism via an integrated electric motor and mechanical linkages. It also provides the mechanical latch interface for door opening and child safety locking where fitted. Compatible with vehicles that use cable-operated linkages and the corresponding striker geometry found on early Berlingo/Partner models.
How The Part Is Replaced
Replacement is straightforward for a trained mechanic or confident DIYer with basic tools. Typical steps:
- Remove the interior door trim and moisture barrier to access the lock assembly.
- Disconnect the electrical connector and detach the cable and linkage rods from the latch.
- Remove the securing bolts and extract the old lock assembly from the door.
- Install the new lock assembly, reconnect linkage rods and cable, and plug in the electrical connector.
- Test locking/unlocking function and door opening before refitting the moisture barrier and door trim. Adjust cable tension and striker alignment if necessary.
Installation Recommendations
- Disconnect the battery before starting work to avoid short circuits and accidental airbag/door module triggers.
- Handle plastic clips and trim gently to avoid breakage when removing the door panel.
- Check and clean the striker and surrounding area; corrosion or deformation can prevent proper latching.
- Use light grease on moving metal-to-metal contact points and ensure cables move freely in their guides.
- After installation, cycle the central locking several times and verify correct child lock operation and door closure.
Reason Why The Part Most Often Fails
Common failure causes include water ingress and corrosion inside the latch, wear of plastic gears and levers, snapped or stretched control cables, and electrical connector corrosion or motor wear. Failure typically appears as intermittent or complete loss of locking/unlocking, difficulty in opening the door from inside or outside, or a noisy/slow actuator.
Notes For Professionals
This unit is supplied as a direct mechanical replacement (complete with cable and linkages) to restore original door function. When fitting, verify mechanical movement and electrical supply at the connector. If other doors show related faults, inspect the central locking system and fuses.
