🔒 High-Quality 10mm Flat Shaft Central Door Lock Actuator Motor FC-280PC-22125: Ideal for Power Locking Repair Engine with D Spindle Review

I assume it will work on any Lancer or Ralliart of the same years. One caveat is that the OEM motor has a shaft of around 15mm. So far they're holding up, but I'm a little concerned that there might be problems in the future as the entire gear on this shaft isn't internally supported. It works the way it is because the internal design of the drive does not allow the gear to move sideways, but there is a 5mm gear which is not supported/filled by this motor. 5 stars overall and a money saver…

Fixed my non working driver's door lock on our 2013 Toyota Highlander Limited. The part was 99% exactly the same as the OEM part except the new part has a few nicks/slots on the motor housing which may help the motor breathe better and possibly last longer. It's only been a day but features are 100% as intended - will be updated if ever out of service. Recommendation on replacement procedure: I am an experienced DIY and backyard mechanic and this took me 2 hours (first try). DO NOT TRY UNLESS…

I can confirm that this FC-280PC-22125 FLAT SHAFT, D Spindle Door Lock Actuator Motor is exactly fit to replace the motor in 2014 Toyota Driver's Door Actuator. equal to 4 LE. The actuator in this car is different from the disassembly information I was able to find online, but it fits perfectly. If you're planning on converting a 2014 Rav4 yourself, first ask yourself if you're good at opening ABS clamshell cases without breaking the square, profiled clips that close them. If the answer is no…

These motors are perfect for the door operators on my 2003 Lexus LS430. They have a D-shaped shaft that is needed to drive the worm gear. The engines were exactly the same and matched. For those thinking of replacing this motor themselves to save hundreds of dollars, it's not that difficult. The only 2 things that are a bit tricky are the window guide and the clip that holds the bar on the outside door handle. For the window rail guide I had to loosen the screw on the outside at the bottom of…

Used this to fix the driver door lock on my 2009 Toyota Corolla. It fits perfectly and the door lock is like new. Installation Tips: * Remove the steel door latch from the drive cage before attempting to open the drive cage door. You need to unscrew a couple of screws, remove the foam gasket and pry it off. One side of the latch assembly has a steel notch attached to a plastic pin; At first glance I thought it was connected to the mechanism and not worth disassembling, but turns out it was just

I have a 2013 Lexus GS350 F Sport AWD. Recently, about 2 weeks ago, my driver's door started having locking/unlocking issues. Whether I use the key fob or touch the doorknob, the locking mechanism does not work properly. The vehicle will beep (4 to 6 beeps). I googled this question and found out that this is a common problem between Toyota and Lexus. It turned out to be a problem with the door lock. I called my local Lexus dealer and explained the problem and the steps I took to lock and unlock