🔒 Rear Right Door Lock Actuator Motor - Replacement for 69130-30110, 6913030110 - APDTY 134105, Passenger-Side Review

It's cheaper than replacing the motor in the drive case ($15). I replaced the motor in the original case and after 4 years I replaced the entire drive.

Fits right. The end where the wire harness goes was a bit difficult to snap into place. Good product. Dealer wanted 476. For all lock assembly. Saved a lot.

Arrived and installed today. Didn't work on first install. Noticed that 2 out of 4 connector pins are slightly bent down. I had to bend these 2 pins (corresponding to the red and green wires of the 4 pins) on this part a bit to make a good connection with the connector, after that it worked. Ease of installation. Works well.

Quick overview because nobody covers the rear doors. The rear door is much simpler than the front. Red are screws and small parts that need to be removed to lift and remove. Removing the lock cover and window knob trim is a little tricky, take your time and see other descriptions. see drawing. A T30 bit is required to remove yellow. 4 total. Blue releases the window rail and facilitates module removal. You don't have to remove all the wires, just the end that goes into the new part. See the…

For reference, this product was assembled incorrectly or never worked properly, the customer returned the car and complained that the door could not be locked manually. After inspection I traced the problem in this block and compared it to the working block. I found that the locking mechanism would not lock in the unlocked position and was stiff compared to the working model. I knew in advance that the electric motor would fail and I could, if I wanted to take the time, disassemble the unit and