Could this motor replace the one worn out in a 2002 RAV4 door lock actuator?
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The door lock actuator for that car looks very different from the Install Essentials 524 actuator. I would just buy the an OEM (like) actuator from amazon or even ebay. I found it goes for around $60 on amazon and around $30 on ebay. You could however, try to retrofit the 524 actuator onto your car if you are really trying to save money. It might require some custom mounting of the actuator; but if you like a challenge go for it!
1613471
Yes, this should work well.. Just have to locate the proper wire.. You may have to locate the proper wiring, and may need one each for lock/unlock
1613472
You should have no problem making this motor work with your vehicle. The only thing you would want to check is to make sure that the lock system on the vehicle now is solid metal rod driven and not cable wire. These aftermarket door lock motors will only work on solid metal.
1613473
This is a universal door lock that has two wires, it works by reversing the polarity of the wires. If you can find the wires on your vehicle that will do this then it is a matter of setting it up on the lock linkage to lock and unlock. You can try this link to fix yours http://www.rav4world.com/forums/96-4-3-general/82750-power-door-lock-actuator-repair-fix-your-door-locks-free-3.html It maybe better to stick with OEM this is really setup for manual locks to convert to power.
776782
Hi Tom, I used this motor to replace the original on my 2005 Southwind 32V with a Kwikee two step and it was a perfect match. Hope this helps.
177928
Please go to realoem.com, select your car, model, production year/month navigate to the door panel, locate the lock actuator and part number and compare to that shown on the item at amazon-alternatively ask the seller
1782486
I would think so, do you have the standard rotary control switch? If so this will replace it.
463730
I'm hoping it will work, my 2002 remote is Part#88035AC231 I've noticed this part # is of course different, but no replacement IDs are given in by any sellers of this item. If i search another site (buysubarupartsnow.com) i see this item is same part #88036XA010 and "replaces" my 2002 part# 88035AC231 among others, but some sites don't match up this type remote to my car, just the old style, but these two sites do, and i like this better than the old bulky 2002 style so ill take a chance based on that.
2172090
Sorry, but I do not know. I have not ordered a replacement motor. I don't actually use the motor, as it doesn't always work. I manually open the awning.
1230278
I got this part for my driver door hoping it would work but it did not. I was able to remove the motor from the actuator and replace it with the faulty motor.
340592
Yes, you just need to make sure you select the correct rod and place the clip that holds the actuator in the correct place (there are 2 choices) so that everything lines up properly. Once you remove the old one, lay them side by side to get it right. I installed this exact part in my 98 Explorer Sport and it worked perfectly.
1881661
Motor should be interchangeable. My jack was seized and the old motor fit on the new jack just fine.
482071
It should. You need to take the original one along with the new one to a locksmith so they can sync it the same as your other one.
1758533
I don't think so. The part # for the motor you want is HC21ZE118 and it is a two speed motor. I found a new one on ebay for less that $75 and I'm sure that more searching will turn up what you are looking for at a reasonable price. Good luck.
311535
The actuator and hardware are separated from the key lock. So it should work. I have a key lock and it had no affect on it. Hope this helps.
1913807
These are universal fit door lock actuators. They do not install in place of the original actuator. You do not even have to remove the original only remove the wires from the original to power the universal actuator. The universal actuator connects to the rods that control the hand operated levers. I used them on a 2004 Chrysler over a year ago and they are still working great. Chrysler wanted $65.00 each for OEM these were under $5.00 each. I posted some tips for mounting previously. Good luck.
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Yes the old will work. As a matter of fact I programmed it to work both a rolling code door and a old standard door opener. Also my wife has a new car with a built in opener as well, plus we have an outdoor coded opener by the door itself.So the answer is a resounding yes.
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I think so but it didn't work for me. I am not sure if it was the actuator but the plastic housing kept coming apart as I tested it. My 12V battery then failed so I put the old one back in. I may try again but the plastic housing screws are now stripped. When the motor goes, the housing separates and the gears stop working to turn the lock.
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No, it wouldn't fit. According to the Amazon website, the Dorman 746-364 Honda Civic Door Lock Actuator would fit. If I were you, though, I would verify that this is the correct part by calling an auto parts store that handles Dorman parts or try the Dorman website. Hope this is helpful.
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Yes but you might have to buy a actuator to fit but that's only if it was stolen if it just broke you don't have to buy anything else