The best passenger door lock actuator depends on your vehicle’s year, make, model, and front-door position. The Blycorul actuator and Gledewen motor cover many Toyota and Lexus applications, while the Yikesai options fit different generations of GM trucks and SUVs. For a 2007–2011 Honda CR-V, the Gledewen two-piece set may suit buyers replacing both front actuators. Confirm exact fitment and part numbers before ordering.
| Product | Best For | Coverage Highlight |
|---|---|---|
| Blycorul Toyota/Lexus/Scion actuator | Broad Toyota-family fitment | Selected models from 2006–2019 |
| Yikesai 2001–2006 GM actuator | Earlier GM trucks and SUVs | Chevrolet, GMC, and Cadillac applications |
| Yikesai 2007–2014 GM actuator | Later GM trucks and SUVs | Selected models from 2007–2014 |
| Gledewen Honda CR-V two-piece set | Replacing both front actuators | 2007–2011 CR-V |
| Gledewen Toyota-family motor | Specific Toyota/Lexus part-number match | Replaces listed 69030-series numbers |
Blycorul Toyota, Lexus, and Scion Actuator
Best for: Owners of listed Toyota, Lexus, and Scion vehicles who need a front passenger-side replacement. Its stated applications include Toyota 4Runner, Camry, Corolla, Highlander, RAV4, Tundra, and other models, along with a range of Lexus and Scion vehicles.
This option was selected for its broad vehicle list, with model years spanning multiple generations. The supplied fitment details identify specific model-year ranges, so match your exact vehicle rather than relying only on the brand or model name.
Limitation: The extensive fitment list does not mean the actuator fits every year or trim. Verify the passenger-side position and application before purchase.
Yikesai Actuator for 2001–2006 GM Vehicles
Best for: Owners of compatible early-2000s Chevrolet, GMC, or Cadillac vehicles needing the front-right actuator. Listed applications include Silverado and Sierra models, Avalanche, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, and Escalade variants.
The product lists replacement numbers 931-319, 15053682, 15068500, and 15110644, among others. Those references can help narrow down the match when checking the existing part or vehicle parts information. Its broad GM application list makes it a useful option for buyers with one of the specified vehicles.
Limitation: Coverage differs by model and year; some listed vehicles have shorter year ranges than others. Check the exact application and reference number before ordering.
Yikesai Actuator for 2007–2014 GM Vehicles
Best for: Drivers with a listed 2007–2014 Chevrolet, GMC, or Cadillac truck or SUV. The fitment list includes selected Silverado and Sierra models, Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon, Yukon XL, Avalanche, and Escalade ESV or EXT applications.
This actuator is identified for the front-right door and lists replacement numbers 931-304, 8D1600, 20783852, 25873485, and 25876388. The product description also cites lock jumping, remote-control failure, and noise during operation as possible door-lock problems it is intended to address.
Limitation: The year ranges are not identical across all vehicles. Match your exact model, year, door location, and part number to the listed application.
Gledewen Two-Piece Honda CR-V Set
Best for: Owners of a 2007–2011 Honda CR-V EX, EX-L, LX, or SE who want both front door actuators in one set. The listing specifies driver- and passenger-side parts and provides corresponding replacement references.
Choose this set if both front doors need attention or if you prefer to have both sides available for repair. The product details state that its connectors and mounting points match the listed application and identify replacement numbers for each side. A 12-month warranty is also stated in the product information.
Limitation: This is a two-piece set rather than a single passenger-side actuator. Confirm that the CR-V year and trim are listed before buying.
Gledewen Toyota and Lexus Actuator Motor
Best for: Buyers whose Toyota, Lexus, or Scion vehicle matches the listed application and replacement number. Examples include selected 4Runner, Camry, Corolla, Highlander, RAV4, Tundra, Lexus IS, GX, and LS models.
The listing identifies this as a front-right passenger-side actuator motor and gives replacement numbers 69030-06200, 69030-0C050, 69030-42230, and 931-403. It also describes an OE-style connector and design. It is a practical comparison choice for owners who can verify a matching reference number.
Limitation: Its coverage is specific to listed vehicles and part numbers. Do not assume it fits every Toyota or Lexus with a similar door-lock issue.
Buying Guide
How do I confirm the actuator fits my vehicle?
Check the vehicle’s year, make, model, and trim against the product’s stated fitment. Confirm that the part is for the front passenger side, often described as front right. When possible, compare the replacement number with the number on the original part or a reliable vehicle parts reference. A model-name match alone is not enough.
Should I choose an actuator or a two-piece set?
Choose a single actuator when only the passenger-side unit needs replacement and the listing matches your vehicle. A two-piece set is better suited to a buyer replacing both front door units, as with the listed Honda CR-V set. The included sides and references should be checked before ordering.
Why do model years and part numbers matter?
Vehicle applications can change across generations, and similar-looking actuators may not have the same fitment. Compare the specific year range and replacement numbers rather than selecting by appearance. For GM options, the two Yikesai products cover different year groups and list different reference numbers.
What symptoms may point to a door-lock actuator issue?
Possible signs described in the product information include a lock that jumps, remote-control locking failure, unusual noise during locking or unlocking, or a door that cannot be opened from either side. These symptoms do not prove the actuator is the cause, so inspect the door-lock system before replacing parts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the passenger-side actuator the same as the driver-side actuator?
Not necessarily. The listings identify specific sides, and some applications have different part numbers for each door. Confirm the side and reference number before purchase.
Can I use a GM actuator on any Silverado or Sierra?
No. The listed options cover particular year ranges and configurations. Match the exact vehicle and part number to the appropriate listing.
Does a Toyota-family fitment list guarantee fit for my Lexus?
No. Check that your specific Lexus model and year appear in the product’s fitment details, and compare the replacement reference where possible.
Do I need to replace both front actuators?
Not automatically. A single-side repair may be appropriate when only one unit is being replaced. A two-piece set is an option when both front actuators are being addressed.
What should I check before ordering?
Verify the vehicle year, make, model, trim, front-door side, and replacement part number. If any detail is uncertain, confirm fitment with a qualified parts source before buying.