🚪 WayJun Sliding Door Lock Release Motor Driver LH for Toyota Sienna 2004-2010- Replace 85620-08071 Review

Original OEM lasted 12 years. He died 14 months later. This time I'm paying extra for an OEM part. A NOTICE. Toyota made this part very difficult and time consuming to install so I really don't plan on doing it again and again. Update: I just replaced this non-OEM part with an OEM part and the door is working again. . Note that the telltale sign this drive is dead is that the button on the jamb will not open the door.

***UpdateIt's gone after 7 months! He will try to move halfway, but will hardly move. Tried to contact the company for a replacement to no avail. I ended up just going to the auto zone and buying one with a lifetime replacement for $80. When I went to change it, I noticed that there was a difference in quality. The one from the Autozone is made of high-quality plastic. And weighs more. Taking the old one off is pretty tricky, but it certainly matched my 2005 Sienna. Received in 2 days which was

Product fit and function was great. It's not hard to change when you watch YouTube. Lots of videos - some very good - others?. Two very important tips I learned from the video: 1. You don't have to disable the window! (Leave the top and back metal plate screws in place, but do not tighten them! 2. Many people find that the two mounting screws are difficult to loosen - As suggested, I removed the screws (one at a time) with a heated Weller soldering iron.(Brand doesn't matter that much) When it…

Fits and feels like an OEM part perfectly. Dismantling the door panel was horrible and the way they attached this mechanism to this panel got me thinking. If you are not familiar with this, I would watch the video. It's not impossible even if you have very little experience with these things, but there are a few things you'll need to deal with (e.g. adjusting the window to the perfect height and then securing it with tape or from a let the assistant hold it). . There's no point in doing it…

A few months ago I installed the original replacement on the passenger door. This time I figured I'd save money by installing this motor for the driver's side. When I tested it it worked, but the next day the door wouldn't open. I somehow managed to open the door panel far enough with the door closed to manually open the door. I have found that the actuator gets stuck in the rear position which makes the door behave as if it is locked. I checked all the levers and reassembled everything with…