I just went through the steps to replace the actuator motor (rather than the entire actuator assembly) on the passenger side rear door. Put it back in and can confirm the actuator motor now works! But when I closed the door to do a full test, I cannot open from the inside or outside.
I have a 5th generation - 2014 4runner. I was able to remove the entire inside panel, I just can't find anything that will manually move the latch an open the door. The one “lever” I could find, I tried pulling down on but still wouldn’t open the door.
Can anybody help me with what I should be looking for? Again, actuator motor works (I can hear it moving), but the door latch will not open from the inside or outside...I must have missed a step in the reassembly of the actuator. I have the entire inside panel exposed...just can't find what I need to manually move/pull/push to release the latch and open the door, so I can remove the three bolts in the side portion of the door, and get the assembly out to repair.
I also tried removing the panel from the other rear door but couldn't see anything to help identify where to unlatch the door manually.
Any help would be so appreciated!
Brandon
I have a 5th generation - 2014 4runner. I was able to remove the entire inside panel, I just can't find anything that will manually move the latch an open the door. The one “lever” I could find, I tried pulling down on but still wouldn’t open the door.
Can anybody help me with what I should be looking for? Again, actuator motor works (I can hear it moving), but the door latch will not open from the inside or outside...I must have missed a step in the reassembly of the actuator. I have the entire inside panel exposed...just can't find what I need to manually move/pull/push to release the latch and open the door, so I can remove the three bolts in the side portion of the door, and get the assembly out to repair.
I also tried removing the panel from the other rear door but couldn't see anything to help identify where to unlatch the door manually.
Any help would be so appreciated!
Brandon