Greg, you are the man! Wow, you have the patience of a Saint and didn't even curse and nothing seemed to phase you. Your video will help me access the Mark Levenson door speakers to do a rebuild on. As far as the door lock actuator, I usually run into problems aligning stuff back up when reinstalling so I may leave this one to the PROs, but who knows I may attempt this. Plus you filmed this all by yourself. Thank you so much as I just purchase a 2002 SC430 with a passenger side lock actuator that isn't opening or closing and for sure the lower right hand front door speaker has the foam and rubber gasket deteriorated.
Just replaced my actuator following your video - thanks so much. At 74 with leg cramps it was quite a job, but got it done in 4+ hours. Really appreciate the tip to have the window down to take panel off, but then up to replace actuator and back down again to put panel back on. I had repaired speakers before without fully removing panel - wish I’d seen your video back then! I bought a replacement actuator for about $125 so didn’t do the motor replacement like you did - a bit more than my skill set. Only little problem at end was screwing in the door handle part. Spent a lot of time trying to line up screw with no luck. Guess I was just tired by then as it was the last thing to do!
The lock actuator came out of the door. I replaced the little $5 motor. You can purchase the actuator. Rockauto.com sells them for about $125. Or you can get them at the dealer.
@@hunterbachrach596 here ya go…here is the thread with the link. Plenty of information in this thread. Please add your experience to the thread. We welcome all comments. They may help another person. www.clublexus.com/forums/sc430-2nd-gen-2001-2010/711447-sc430-door-lock-actuator-removal.html#post9132081
This was very helpful. Thanks for creating
Greg, you are the man! Wow, you have the patience of a Saint and didn't even curse and nothing seemed to phase you. Your video will help me access the Mark Levenson door speakers to do a rebuild on. As far as the door lock actuator, I usually run into problems aligning stuff back up when reinstalling so I may leave this one to the PROs, but who knows I may attempt this. Plus you filmed this all by yourself. Thank you so much as I just purchase a 2002 SC430 with a passenger side lock actuator that isn't opening or closing and for sure the lower right hand front door speaker has the foam and rubber gasket deteriorated.
Just replaced my actuator following your video - thanks so much. At 74 with leg cramps it was quite a job, but got it done in 4+ hours. Really appreciate the tip to have the window down to take panel off, but then up to replace actuator and back down again to put panel back on. I had repaired speakers before without fully removing panel - wish I’d seen your video back then! I bought a replacement actuator for about $125 so didn’t do the motor replacement like you did - a bit more than my skill set. Only little problem at end was screwing in the door handle part. Spent a lot of time trying to line up screw with no luck. Guess I was just tired by then as it was the last thing to do!
"An Epic Journey Into The Door Of An SC430!"
i'm rebuilding the speaker...super useful video. thanks
I can't believe the price of the speakers. But this video helped save on the labor cost.
Where did you get the lock actuator?
The lock actuator came out of the door. I replaced the little $5 motor. You can purchase the actuator. Rockauto.com sells them for about $125. Or you can get them at the dealer.
@@gregwil6930 where'd you source the motor? Part number? Thanks
@@hunterbachrach596 here ya go…here is the thread with the link. Plenty of information in this thread.
Please add your experience to the thread. We welcome all comments. They may help another person.
www.clublexus.com/forums/sc430-2nd-gen-2001-2010/711447-sc430-door-lock-actuator-removal.html#post9132081
@@gregwil6930 purchased from salvage yard in Alabama.
Works worse than my old old one. System won't go into lock mode?,
@@gjacobs703 you can always replace the little motor, they were $5 ea.
I posted a link above with all the information