🔒 High-Quality Door Latch Lock Actuator Motor Replacement for Toyota Camry Corolla Matrix Sienna Solara 4Runner Lexus ES300 ES330 GX470 RX330 RX350 RX400h Scion tC xA - Front Left Driver Side Review

Part fits as expected. And it worked after installation, which is always a bonus. I watched a video on YouTube that explained very simply how to remove the door panel, disconnect the wires and remove the old block. The new block is in operation. I sealed the door and checked. All within an hour (football was on so I had to check the score several times). As another said, much better than the $600 price point if the store does it for you.

Does not work on Toyota Camry 2003! The Camry's lock ends with a metal bar that looks like a plus sign. One of the plus sign's axles is thicker than the other and doesn't fit well in the actuator. After a few months, the actuator fails and the door lock does not close properly or just opens for no reason. He took out the actuator and noticed that the case opened and the entrails fell out of the door. The case had to be melted down so it couldn't be opened. I thought it was a bad ride so I…

Wasted several hours trying to figure out why the locking pin won't engage. Eventually I took it apart and found out why. The part where the bar goes is in the wrong position as you can see in the picture. The width of the crossbars is different and not set correctly, so assembly is not possible. Worse still, I checked the reviews again and saw the exact same issue other buyers are reporting. The manufacturer is aware of this issue and has not done anything to fix it. I would not support such…

The levers/gears in this actuator are either bent or so poorly made that they cannot travel full stroke without binding. I tested this before reassembling the door, thinking it would flatten out over time, but I was wrong. It was so difficult to open that the tether that hooks onto the metal arm activated by the handle actually flexed that arm's mouth and came off completely. When this happened the actuator was in the latched position so the door was effectively stuck closed. I had to pry open…