2 Pack - 10mm Flat Shaft Central Door Lock Actuator Motor FC-280PC-22125 FLAT SHAFT, D Spindle, Power Locking Repair Engine

Zero problems with the quality. Both motors work as they should.One thing to note is the 2021 Nissan Versa front left door lock motors spin counter clockwise when installed, and this motor spins clockwise. So it will not work for a quick swap out motor.There are work around if you wanted to create more work for yourself. I’ll just find a motor that works.Good product though. It locks and unlocks the door just fine, just not in the direction I personally need it to.

Worked good in lexus ls430 door locks

Good product, as advertised. Works as they're supposed to. Good price. No complains. Would buy again, if I have to.

Worked great for 2013 Highlander. Took about 30 minutes to do one door and the 2 pack gives me a spare.

Perfect fit for an LS430 door lock actuator, first time sucks but the second door u will do it in 2-3 hours Max start to finish, very strong little motor. Make sure you glue the casing well or zip tie, I didn't and tested it in my hand and it blew pieces everywhere. Will be buying another pair.

It's just the motor and not the entire door actuator assembly.It worked great for our 2002 Lexus LS 430. There's YouTube videos on how to do this and it took me a couple of hours to do it (I'd stopped a few times to go back and watch certain aspects of the video for clarity on a few things). Front passenger side door now locks with authority, hopefully it'll last awhile before going out again, time will tell. I ordered the two motor deal so that I'd have an extra in case I need to do another one in the future.

This motor was installed to replace the door lock actuator motor on a 2019 Rogue SV, front wheel drive front passenger side door. Replacement of motor done. However, this motor works in opposite - hit the close button and it opens, hit the open button and the lock closes. I needed a motor with reverse polarity. Seller should have made that clear. I could have cut the two wires coming into the actuator and reverse them to obtain the correct polarity, but I did not want to do that. I ended up replacing the complete actuator as I could not find a seller that distinguish the right or left door motor polarity.

More involved than just swapping the whole assembly, but saves you fair bit of coin. Trickiest part is splitting the plastic assembly housing. Best to pull and take apart the assembly to verify the details of your original motor before ordering a replacement one (specifically the shaft length, and if it has a round shaft or a shaft with a flat).