🔒 Dorman 746-304 Front Passenger Side Door Lock Actuator Motor for Honda Models: A Compatible Choice for Enhanced Security Review

Not happy with purchase kept it anyway but was not described as the passenger side actuator as it should have been. 746-303 is the part on the driver's side with a 5-pin connector. Due to the high price of the spare part, I have decided to leave it on the passenger side in the event of any problems in the future. Please make sure you get the correct part and not a fun job to do yourself. Make sure you are relaxed and have enough patience for this setup.

I bought two of these for my 2000 Honda CRV which had a buzzing door lock. The passenger side still works as it should, but the driver's side has failed again. The locks are very noisy, much louder than standard locks and obviously the quality doesn't justify the price. I had to buy the OEM and pay twice as much because I have to now. If you decide to order them, make sure you remove the small screw holding them to the CRV mount. Hope the passenger side lasts longer.

This is a weak link in Honda's lock design, and it seems to fail with alarming regularity. The original block in my 2001 CR-V has been stuck for a long time and makes a lot of painful noises from time to time. He recently froze the entire castle assembly; which was too big a security risk to ignore. It took me several hours to swap out the device myself, but with all the instructions circulating around the web, it's definitely a doable project with some basic hand tools. The biggest problem was

This part replaces a drive train that is no longer working. Instead of a "mounting screw hole" there was a screw which confused me for a while because I was trying to replace that part without attempting to remove the entire door lock assembly. Here's a quick overview of what you need to do.1. Remove the screws from the armrest, inner door handle, slide the plastic panel forward, remove the mounting bracket from the wire attached to the handle, and then lift and remove. Using a thin…