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PM Sent, Shipped to Au usually takes 6-10 days but may be longer due to the holidays.

FYI, All PM's have been replied to, I have at least half a dozen orders that I have not received payments for or cancellations. I am going to assume these people do not want their actuators so I'm going to archive those conversations.

Thanks everyone who has placed an order! I have successfully shipped 300+ actuators and the feedback has been very positive.
 
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Thanks Jon, I will try to make the payment tomorrow.
 
PM Sent regarding availability. Interested in a pair, on vacation at my parents and the actuator on their Sequoia just died.
 
MC1983 said:
PM Sent regarding availability. Interested in a pair, on vacation at my parents and the actuator on their Sequoia just died.

PM replied to.
 
Thanks for the actuators Jon. I received them yesterday and will try to get the door panel apart tomorrow. Hopefully these will work, I will post my results.
 
Shipped today. Thanks!
 
Is 2001 4Runner SR 100 series or 80 series

I bought a used 2001 4Runner SR recently and its front driver's side
door lock dosn't work with remote or switch on the door. Can only be opened
with key. I guess the little motor is broken. I read people are talking about
the motor for 100 o 80 series. I'm a newbie to car repairs. Is my
Is 2001 4Runner SR 100 series or 80 series?

Thanks.
 
Neither. You have a 3rd generation 4 Runner. It is not a Land Cruiser. The 80 series is a Land Cruiser that was made between 1991 -1997. The 100 series is a Land Cruiser that was made between 1998-2007.

I do not know weather the actuators I sell will work but it's worth finding out. if you pull it out compare it to the pics in this thread. I know this actuator works with the Camry and Sequoia of certain vintages so it would make sense if it worked with the Runner.
 
Neither. You have a 3rd generation 4 Runner. It is not a Land Cruiser. The 80 series is a Land Cruiser that was made between 1991 -1997. The 100 series is a Land Cruiser that was made between 1998-2007.

I do not know weather the actuators I sell will work but it's worth finding out. if you pull it out compare it to the pics in this thread. I know this actuator works with the Camry and Sequoia of certain vintages so it would make sense if it worked with the Runner.

Thanks. I'll take it out. Is there any DIY to open the door panel (forgive me I'm a newbie) for 4runner?
 
Trunk Monkey said:
Maybe in the 4runner section? There's a good write up for a 100 series, don't know how similar it would be.

What Trunk Said. The 100 series write up is linked in the 1st post of this thread.
 
Thanks. I'll take it out. Is there any DIY to open the door panel (forgive me I'm a newbie) for 4runner?

One friend told me he had fixed the door lock for his
2002 4 runner using the
FC-280PT-22125 motor.
He gave me a spare one. Yesterday I spent about
2 and 1/2 hours fixed mine 2001 4 runner.

The actuator for 2001 4 runner is exactly same
as the shown in Post #1 in
https://forum.ih8mud.com/100-series-cruisers/237827-door-lock-actuator-replacement.html

The motor inside the
actuator is almost the same as
the FC-280PT-22125. Both have collars with the same
outside diameter but different inside diameter. That
means the FC-280PT-22125 motor with collar can be
used as is without any modification though the shaft
of the original motor has smaller diameter.

Assuming all 3rd generation 4 runners have the same
actuator/motor as in 2001/2002 4 runner, it seems
FC-280PT-22125 with collar is a perfect replacement for the door lock motor.

Thanks to all contributors on this forum. It saved me
~$450 (my mechanic's quote).

 
^ That's great info, thanks. Send your 4RNR friends my way.
 
PM Sent!

I also just sent some to an 80 series owner who is going to give me some feed back on the "nail" procedure. Should be interesting.
 
Need to order 4 for my new to me 2000 model year 100. Pm Sent.
 
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