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Question: 2006 Toyota Tacoma?  I've heard split shaft and flat shaft... Which is it?
Document: Was exactly what I ordered..... Was the wrong part. Actually the correct part with the wrong shaft. 2006 Toyota Tacoma uses this motor with a long D shaft, not short like this one.
I bought this for a friend and replaced his driver's side door lock actuator motor. The dealership wanted $200, total, for the actuator. This motor was a direct drop in, precisely so due to the flat shaft, which the worm gear slipped on, no problem. The job to replace these is one of the nastiest I've ever done, what with the various lock actuator rods being very stubborn to come out of their plastic clips.
*Note: These have a shaft that is flat on one side - the ones they replaced were completely round, but the difference caused no problems in their function. I believe round ones are available if your installation requires them.
I used this product to replace the motor in my 2007 Toyota RAV4 driver's door. This has performed perfectly. I intend to replace all of my door lock actuator motors with this item. Thank!
Took longer, but still worked. (Support the back shaft end while you tap the gear back onto the long front end to avoid damaging the inside of the new motor.) On a side note, I wonder if there was a big batch of weak motors that went into Japanese cars in 1999 as both my Honda and the Lexus were manufactured then. Who knows.
However, the door lock actuator mechanism has a sleeve that fits *very* tightly over either shaft, so not a problem.- I decided to purchase this motor because the shaft length is identical to the original OEM. However, you should be aware that the same seller sells a long shaft version of this motor for a couple $ less. I didn't buy it myself, but if you want to save a couple of $ I'm guessing it would work fine.
We installed the motor in about 90 minutes. Works great, we saved hundreds.
This product did fix my RX300 door lock actuator. The door lock was not locking all the way previously, had to press lock twice. Followed the YouTube videos carefully, took apart the door assembly, replace the motor, works perfectly.
My driver's side door lock was not working properly, so I did an internet search and found that a common problem for my car (06 Highlander) was a faulty power lock "actuator motor". I ordered this part and after installing. . . it totally solved the problem! I was extremely satisfied with actuator motor and price.
Item was an exact replacement for the broken part on my 2001 Lexus RX300. Local repair estimates were $250 to $400. The repair was fairly simple for a novice mechanic. You do need a gear pinion puller tool to change the motors and the Neewer Walker W010 Gear Pinion Puller Remover Tool Set works great. Total cost for the repair was about $22.00. Very pleased!! !
Answer: yes