🔒 K0026L Rear Passenger Side Door Lock Actuator by KEDAKEJI – Compatible with 2007-2011 Honda CRV CR-V (Replaces Honda 72610-SWA-A01, 72610SWAA01) Review

My husband had to disable the tailgate latch actuator in our 2009 Honda CRV. He was a bit nervous about ordering the part online, but the part he ordered fit perfectly. He could shift and now we don't have that annoying rattling anymore. Great service, lots of support. Highly recommended!

The first time one of these door latch actuators failed, the dealer charged me $400 to fix it. I made the next two myself for less than $50 and a few hours of work. One thing everyone frets about is unscrewing the three Phillips mounting screws. I simply drilled out the heads with a 5/16 bit and replaced them with 6mm x 18mm hex flat heads I bought at the hardware store. The plugs left after drilling end up in the body of the part you want to discard. And if genuine parts are your thing, go to…

I bought this electric door lock knowing the original was going to be gone soon. 2 1/2 months later it got a lot worse so I changed it. There were a few issues in the process but it took less than 2 hours to start and finish the whole job. Their downloadable instructions are rather incomplete. They're written with the assumption that you've already removed the door panel and water seal, plus they're a bit incomplete for the area they cover. But it works fine, at least for the moment. Hopefully…

The lock assembly comes in a beautifully packaged box. Well packaged and padded. It didn't come with a small drive rod like the OEM one I bought for the driver's front. Summaries are pretty easy to set up if you've already created one. Just a cheap design from Honda. Judging by the videos and blogs on the internet, many of them don't work. The biggest problem is that if the right rear (passenger) lock fails, you won't be able to open the tailgate. So if you're having a problem with the tailgate

The poor rating for easy installation is due to the small footprint, not the drive brand. old actuator - you will need a hand impact wrench with some valve lapping compound on the tip to keep it from slipping. Don't start until you have those two extra items - they'll damage your screw heads and lengthen your day! I have found that the rod connecting the outside door handle to the actuator is difficult to remove due to the very tight space. Once assembled, I found it easier to connect the rod…