🔒 Dorman Front Driver Side Door Lock Actuator Motor 931-401 for Lexus, Scion, and Toyota Models Review

The part fitted perfectly but when I installed it seemed a little off, three screws didn't match. I already have this brand installed. After several attempts I was able to align myself, but I tightened the screws. However, it still works. i will reorder

Direct replacement from factory and works great with remote and manual lock/unlock key. Once you decide to remove the lock cylinder from the door during installation, installation becomes an easy task. Replaced in less than 30 minutes.

Installed on my Tundra everything worked except the inside handle, the door didn't open. I disassembled everything and made sure everything is connected properly, but it doesn't work. I'm very disappointed that I disassembled and installed everything but it doesn't work.

Seemingly perfect original OEM part. Once I figured out how to take the door panel apart and access the old broken actuator, it turned out to be a really easy task. Just make sure you don't have any spares when you're done. It may be the more expensive part on the options list, but if you buy this part from Toyota, it costs almost double plus labor. This is the one that worked for me.

I bought this to fix the door lock on my 2011 Toyota Corolla LE. I've broken a part a couple of times and Toyota has replaced me. After all the failures, buying parts from Toyota was inconvenient. Also, this one cost about a third of what the retailer wanted to charge me. It was even about $100 cheaper than my local parts store. I had a friend who knew what he was doing installed it for me and had no problems with it. I replaced another door from this brand about 15 months ago with no problems.

I bought this for my 2016 4Runner. Pros: This is the correct part and comes with a lifetime warranty. Cons: I was sent a defective drive that was clearly used. I noticed that the plastic case has a small chip in the door that covers the cable system, but I decided to fit it anyway. The installation took only 30 minutes. It took 60 minutes to troubleshoot before I realized I had received a defective actuator. In fact, part of the lock's drive unit was jammed. I had to run away and buy a new one…

Bought for my 2014 Tundra. Dorman's website said he would fit, although Revane said he wouldn't. It went in pretty easily! The door was disassembled in 10 minutes @ 5 minutes to get the old door out (window up) The only problem I had was getting the lock shaft in with the key. I ended up removing the lock with the key (you can get to the screw on the side). I made it once. BOOM. installed and then "reinstalled" key lock.! Total time @ 1 hour. It would have been faster if I had remembered to…

I have already replaced the one on the passenger side with #931-403. works perfectly. This is obviously intended for the driver's side in front and has worked great so far. I have to say that these actuators appear like an exact factory replacement as they fit very well and have the same markings as the factory actuators I took out. One of the Toyota dealerships I went to to have my Camry serviced quoted me $400 to replace one of these actuators. I was very happy to see that they are offered at