Intro and Barn Door question

[DavidT]

Greetings. New member here, been lurking a while. Lots of great info on this site! I inherited a 2001 Tahoe LT with the barn doors when my dad passed last year. I have worked out most of the little things that just didn't work, all but this last one. The barn door power lock actuator is bad. I CANNOT find one on the internet anywhere! Anyone have a clue what part number to use? I can't find one on the online chevy parts dealers or aftermarket. They only show the front and rear passenger doors, and the liftgate. It's like the double door option doesn't even exist! IF someone has the OEM number I can cross, or a BWD or Dorman number, that will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
DT

 

[Tonyrodz]

Did you look on the old part for a part number ?

 

[DavidT]

On one flat face is Invotronics mfg. and made in Canada. On one side is stamped 10391. Tried lots of combinations of that info but still no joy.
Thanks for the reply, Tony

 

[YukonXL04]

Pretty sure this is it. Best I could come up with looking at schematics

GM part number 15080343

http://www.gmpartsgiant.com/parts/gmc-control~15080343.html

 

[Tonyrodz]

On one flat face is Invotronics mfg. and made in Canada. On one side is stamped 10391. Tried lots of combinations of that info but still no joy.
Thanks for the reply, Tony

That's what we're here for , try to help each other .

 

[DavidT]

I'm really trying to catch up on a lot on this truck. Once I drove it a little, I found all the things my dad just lived with. Already replaced the blend door motor on the front AC, rear brake pads and e-brake shoes, and the brake line running from the ABS block to the rear. Cruise didn't work, and the previous owner had installed LED tail lights without a resistor, so I fixed that. The rear door speakers were shot, so I replaced them, and found the wiring bad to them, so they got re-wired. Still have to do the tow/haul switch and this pesky door lock motor. All the while, I am redoing his 2001 F250 Super Duty; Rusted cab corners, loose dash, paint re-fresh, and mostly a good cleaning! It was his contractor work truck for years, but he hardly left town with it. It only has 82K original miles, so I can't let it go. Too much life left in that one.
I'm looking forward to learning more here, and hope I can help out some, too.