🚪 APDTY 042516 Integrated Door Latch & Power Lock Actuator Motor for Driver-Side Rear - Replace OEM Part 69060-06100 Review

I had to replace all the actuators in my car, probably wouldn't have been able to afford it without the price tag from Revain. At Revain this part is about $35, the auto parts store wanted $150-$230 each! Excellent value for money and durability from this actuator.

This one seems to be of better quality than others I've used. When closing/opening the door you will notice a difference in sound and performance compared to the OEM. This works well for me on a tailgate that doesn't get too much use. Again a good price for the quality but not quite at OEM level.

Product works great. Dislike was minimal and only 1 question. The plastic that opens the underside of the lid is made too hard by the manufacturer. When I tried to open it, the lid came off. Nothing bad, because it snaps into place immediately. The motor sounds very powerful and not like a cheap OEM that fails prematurely. There is a video online on how to swap them out. It took me about 30 minutes to swap them out with no help.

This product looked almost exactly like the original part I replaced. Some of the inscriptions on the case were different, but it doesn't matter much. This is the third drive/latch assembly I've replaced on my 2009 Toyota Highlander, so I have some experience with the replacement procedure. There are so many things that can go wrong if you don't constantly work with these mechanisms. If you're mechanically inclined, go for it. If you're not good at troubleshooting, pay someone to fix it for…

Works as expected for 2012 Toyota 4Runner. This is my third install in two weeks. Last week I replaced two front door drives with the same brand. In the first attached photo, the new part is in bubble wrap and the original part is next to it. Dismantling the rear door panel is very similar to the process for the front doors, but removing the actuator was a bit more difficult. The window channel guide is attached with two screws, but even removing it didn't give much movement. There's another…