looking to fix a motor on a Toyota corolla 2011 front right actuator. What sizes do I need to replace it?
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Your question depends on how capable your are at taking things apart and putting it back together. The actuator is the locking mechanism (black box) inside the door and inside this mechanism is the actual motor that is usually the main problem. However other components (like plastic sprockets, etc) inside this black box can also be the problem. Take the VIN number from your car and ask your Toyota dealer what actuator (black box) you will need for your car...or take apart black box and check exact motor. If you go this route then you might as well order this part ahead of time and be ready to replace motor at this time to save time and labor. good luck! Your question depends on how capable your are at taking things apart and putting it back together. The actuator is the locking mechanism (black box) inside the door and inside this mechanism is the actual motor that is usually the main problem. However other components (like plastic sprockets, etc) inside this black box can also be the problem. Take the VIN number from your car and ask your Toyota dealer what actuator (black box) you will need for your car...or take apart black box and check exact motor. If you go this route then you might as well order this part ahead of time and be ready... » Read More Your question depends on how capable your are at taking things apart and putting it back together. The actuator is the locking mechanism (black box) inside the door and inside this mechanism is the actual motor that is usually the main problem. However other components (like plastic sprockets, etc) inside this black box can also be the problem. Take the VIN number from your car and ask your Toyota dealer what actuator (black box) you will need for your car...or take apart black box and check exact motor. If you go this route then you might as well order this part ahead of time and be ready to replace motor at this time to save time and labor. good luck! « Show Less
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There is only one size for this motor that I know of. You need the one with the flat shaft which is this one. This is the one I used in my Tundra along with many other Toyota/Lexus owners.
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I would say you need the D shaft, from what I've read most current toyotas use the D shaft
374138
not 100% sure, but this actuator is typical for several models. You might want to contact the distributor.
1725301
this one is a 27mm x 1 you need to find out what mm your flywheel is and then you an get the right one for it, measure the ID of the threads where the puller goes and that will give you a rough estimate.
1371349
This part is for Toyota Corolla's from 94-97 that are built in the USA and have no ABS only. If your vehicle does not meet that criteria it will not fit.
512375
It worked on my 2004 Toyota Corolla car, now what you have to check is the tire size. The tire size is marked on the side of the tire on your current car. If you can't read it, ask a mechanic or a tire store guy for your tire size.
1133717
Just make sure your old motor is also 540 size. Will work fine as long as same size motor.
2124790
I do have a 2010 Toyota corolla s and fits perfectly. All u have to do is to open the engine filter and look at it coz it has a number and make sure it matches.
2259289
I would google the model number and or serial number of your motor and it should bring up the specs, including the flange type. Otherwise, I recommend disconnecting the motor to visually inspect which one you will need.
1130539
I used this motor to replace on that was 20 + years old. I do not remember what the old motor number was. It was an exact fit no modifications were needed
706390
The one I brought for my 2001 corolla ce, the mechanic said it would not fit. I brought the front one for my car, oxygen sensor, upstream from a napa company, it was from Toyota . There are two, front and a back.
711288
The recommended motor number is 279787 (replacement for the original number 3395654). If you used the 279827 motor it might not be compatible and wouldn't fit or work properly.
1698155
i do not see it listed as a fit. f.y.i.-the unit i bought worked for approx. 2 years & then the motor went out.
909306
Don't know. I ordered it for a Corolla and it was oversize. Try writing to the vendor with the VIN number and they will let you know if it fits or not.
803835
For the 2006 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner (Access Cab) it was the correct motor, BUT WRONG SHAFT LENGTH. You want this exact same motor with the long D Shaft. Already got mine replaced and works like a charm. Already have another two on order for when these crap out in about 4 years ;-)
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I used them for my 2011 Prius. If the wheels are the same size on your Corolla they should fit well.
1467045
Mine was a 2001 and motor worked fine. Did not "slip right into place" without a modification. A couple of tabs had to be removed. I'm "somewhat" handy and a Dremel tool did the trick. May slide right into yours with no modification needed but I couldn't say without seeing your set up. If you've taken yours apart and the motor has a couple of "wing tabs" then your all set. If not be prepared to have to cut them off. Minor labor well worth the effort as I hope to get another 12 yrs before I do it again. Hope this helps
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Okay, I Have Serious Number 32, will this motor replacement fit my 32, if so, I need linkage also thank you