Distro has four different part numbers for 2006 LX front left door actuator (1 Viewer)

[LowDrag82]

And the only one Impex has in stock is part number 69040-60132, can anyone confirm this is correct for a 2006 LX470 front drivers side door lock? I can hear the door lock trying to lock when I hit the key fob, but it doesn’t lock, you can manually lock it from the inside, and it does lock. Link to impex: New parts search — IMPEX JAPAN - https://en.impex-jp.com/parts/new/search.html?partNo=69040-60132

 

[LowDrag82]

Update: parts dept at Toyota says it’s the correct part number

 

[Trunk Monkey]

You can also replace just the lock motor inside that piece for much cheaper, many threads and a few Youtubes on how to.

 

[baltistyle]

Yep, it’s under $10 for a motor and maybe an hour of labor. You might even find that your motor is fine and there’s just some corrosion on the little pins that plug into it. Just make sure you buy the motor with the right brass collar already attached as it makes the job a little bit easier.

This is the one I purchased last, but it was not for a 2006. I don’t imagine there is any difference. I do have a 2006 but was repairing my partners 2000.

10mm Brass Collar Shaft FC-280PT-22125 Car Door Lock Motors For Lexus / Mabuchi | eBay

10mm BRASS COLLAR SHAFT. Part Number: FC-280PT-22125 (FC-280PC-22125 + Brass Collar). What makes it a "PT" is the addition of the brass collar. They are NOT universal, and every vehicle is different!

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[LowDrag82]

Yep, it’s under $10 for a motor and maybe an hour of labor. You might even find that your motor is fine and there’s just some corrosion on the little pins that plug into it. Just make sure you buy the motor with the right brass collar already attached as it makes the job a little bit easier.

This is the one I purchased last, but it was not for a 2006. I don’t imagine there is any difference. I do have a 2006 but was repairing my partners 2000.

10mm Brass Collar Shaft FC-280PT-22125 Car Door Lock Motors For Lexus / Mabuchi | eBay

10mm BRASS COLLAR SHAFT. Part Number: FC-280PT-22125 (FC-280PC-22125 + Brass Collar). What makes it a "PT" is the addition of the brass collar. They are NOT universal, and every vehicle is different!

www.ebay.com

The motor has power though, I can hear it trying to lock itself. That’s why I’m thinking it’s not a motor issue but something to do with the actuator assembly. I’m nervous about tearing the water proofing sheath though when i disassemble the door

Yep, it’s under $10 for a motor and maybe an hour of labor. You might even find that your motor is fine and there’s just some corrosion on the little pins that plug into it. Just make sure you buy the motor with the right brass collar already attached as it makes the job a little bit easier.

This is the one I purchased last, but it was not for a 2006. I don’t imagine there is any difference. I do have a 2006 but was repairing my partners 2000.

10mm Brass Collar Shaft FC-280PT-22125 Car Door Lock Motors For Lexus / Mabuchi | eBay

10mm BRASS COLLAR SHAFT. Part Number: FC-280PT-22125 (FC-280PC-22125 + Brass Collar). What makes it a "PT" is the addition of the brass collar. They are NOT universal, and every vehicle is different!

www.ebay.com

Nice LX you got there, is it an 06 or 07?

 

[baltistyle]

The motor has power though, I can hear it trying to lock itself. That’s why I’m thinking it’s not a motor issue but something to do with the actuator assembly. I’m nervous about tearing the water proofing sheath though when i disassemble the door


Nice LX you got there, is it an 06 or 07?

Its an 06. Thank you.

Its easy enough to peel the plastic away and press it back when done. Its unlikely to be broken but just sticky and worn. I used a drop of silicone grease in the assembly, cleaned the switches in the actuator and lubed the cable. Ive also sprayed out an old motor with cleaner and resurrected a door that way. The gears and everything else were perfect in that case.

If anything its also pretty easy to get in to the motor to check. Id spend the hour or so, but I like to fix vs replace and everyones skills are different.