🔒 FEXON Liftgate Actuator | Rear Hatch Trunk Door Latch Tailgate Lock Motor | Replacement for Ford Escape 2009-2012, Mercury Mariner 2009-2011, Mazda Tribute 2008-2011 | Part Number: 937-663 9L8Z-7843150-B Review

My elevator door opened about once and it took about a day between not turning it on and turning it on again. I researched this and found it to be common in my escape. I then contacted a friend who works as a mechanic and looked for an OEM part number and I found it here, it was half the price of ordering through him. I was skeptical about the replacement as I expected it would be difficult but it was really easy and I was sorry to put it off. It fits perfectly and works great.

2010 Ford Escapes have been known to lose liftgate latch functionality. I checked out the replacement procedure on YouTube and found that it wouldn't be difficult to swap out. I checked the Ford OEM part and it was 3 times more expensive than that brand. So I took the risk and ordered it. Using Youtube I removed the old part and installed this new replacement in 30 minutes. This replacement worked great! Sounds and works like an OEM. Failed to beat value with a stick.

Tailgate did not close properly when closed, rebounded and then closed on 2nd impact. so i thought something is wrong. The other day it didn't open but did 1 time later in the day. Google got 300+ from the dealer for repairs so ordered it, watched the youtube video and got it done in about 20 minutes. Removing the inner plastic cover of the tailgate was the trickiest part. but I pulled it out with a couple of mini flatheads, bent it, and put it back on. 90% good as always. the power cable…

I have a 2011 Ford Escape which I am very impressed with. It was virtually trouble free for more than a decade and 120,000 miles until the rear cargo door latch suddenly stopped working. I checked YouTube and found this issue to be quite common with Ford Escapes. It looked like a simple solution. I found this part here on Revain. The job took about 30 minutes and was relatively easy. This part fits perfectly and looks high quality. You will need a pry bar and a Phillips screwdriver to (gently)…

I have a 2002 Ford Escape XLT with a failed liftgate latch/latch motor. The motor ran occasionally and would not lock or unlock at various times. When trying to find a replacement engine for my 2002, I found the process frustrating to say the least. The new motor for this Escape was not listed as a separate item at parts stores or at my Ford dealer. The Ford dealer sold the complete engine for about $400. I could only find used engines on the Internet, which usually cost between $45 and $60 on…