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product_id: 6802744
title: "10mm Flat Shaft Central Door Lock Actuator Motor FC-280PC-22125 FLAT SHAFT, D Spindle, Power Locking Repair Engine"
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price: "₨427"
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# 12V power optimized OEM-compatible direct replacement 10mm flat shaft precision fit 10mm Flat Shaft Central Door Lock Actuator Motor FC-280PC-22125 FLAT SHAFT, D Spindle, Power Locking Repair Engine

**Brand:** surplus deal usa
**Price:** ₨427
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** 10mm Flat Shaft Central Door Lock Actuator Motor FC-280PC-22125 FLAT SHAFT, D Spindle, Power Locking Repair Engine by surplus deal usa
- **How much does it cost?** ₨427 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Durable OEM-Grade Motor:** Built to match original equipment specs, delivering reliable performance and longevity for your Lexus or Toyota.
- • **Precision Flat Shaft Fit:** 10mm flat shaft ensures seamless integration with your vehicle’s locking mechanism, eliminating compatibility guesswork.
- • **Compact & Lightweight Design:** At just 1.41 ounces and under 2 inches, it fits perfectly without adding bulk or complexity.
- • **DIY-Friendly Repair Solution:** Save hundreds on mechanic fees with a motor designed for straightforward installation by skilled enthusiasts.
- • **Proven Long-Term Reliability:** Customer-tested to last over 2 years in demanding automotive environments, keeping your locks flawless.

## Overview

This 10mm flat shaft door lock actuator motor is a direct OEM-compatible replacement designed for Lexus and Toyota vehicles. Operating at 12 volts, it features a compact 24.2mm canister and a 10mm flat shaft for precise fitment. Lightweight and durable, it offers a cost-effective DIY repair option that restores power locking functionality, backed by strong customer reviews and proven multi-year reliability.

## Description

Door Lock Motor Replaces Mabuchi, Nichibo Brand--------------- SIZE SPECIFICATIONS: Shaft: FLATTED - 2mm diameter x 10mm long --- Canister: 24.2mm Diameter (18.3mm on flat sides) x 30.5mm long --- Overall Length: 45mm (Tip to Tail) --------------

Review: Save yourself a lot of money doing it yourself - worth it! - Replacement motor for actuators on the Lexus and Toyotas. Hard to pry apart the actuator without breaking them. I have replaced about 6 of these and am pretty good at it. It is like the OG kid game of Operation. Installation takes some skill. Great savings. They have been working for about 5 years since I replaced them. They are the right fit and they hold up well.
Review: Perfect for what I needed - Update 2016-02-11: I can't believe it has been almost 2 1/2 years! The motors are still working fine for the automatic locks on the Lexus. The front passenger side failed, but not due to the motor -- rather the gears inside the lock mechanism were partially stripped a long time ago. I've tried several things to remedy the problem, but I've finally just given up and deal with the nuisance of locking that door by hand (thankfully it is the least important of the four doors for automatic locking). Anyway, just wanted to give a quick update to let you know that the motors are still working fine. Haven't had any issues on the other 3 doors and, frankly, haven't thought about them for a long time, so was surprised to realize it has been over 2 years already. Never did get around to putting together a video, unfortunately. I have added a couple of photos showing (1) the inside of the mechanism (sorry it is a little blurry), (2) how to remove the shaft sleeve from the old motor, and (3) how to safely attach the sleeve to the new motor without damaging the motor or bending the shaft. ----- Bought this to replace the motor in the door lock actuator mechanism for my 2001 Lexus RX 300. Initially replaced the driver's door motor and it worked well, so I bought 3 more and have now replaced the other 3 door lock motors. All the locks are working perfectly now for the first time in over a year. Definitely worth the purchase. Just a couple of quick details: - This motor is identical in size to the original OEM door lock motor, so fit is not an issue. Placement of leads is also identical. - The OEM motor has a round shaft; this one is flat. 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. There is some space available in the actuator mechanism for a longer shaft, and if worse comes to worst you could probably trim a few mm off the end of the longer shaft if you are handy. Anyway, just a thought for anyone who wants to save a couple of $. I have tentatively given 5 stars because the motor is working perfectly right now as a replacement for the OEM part and is precisely what I needed (not to mention saving me several hundred $ on what a mechanic would have charged for the work). I don't know how long it will hold up, so I will revisit my rating if it fails within a year, but for now I'm granting the full rating. I'm hoping to get a video posted in the next few weeks about how to do the motor change work. In the meantime, let me know if you have specific questions about a Lexus RX300 motor change (unfortunately I probably can't be much help with other makes or models).

## Features

- 10mm Flat Shaft Variety
- View my other items for ROUND & LONG Shafts
- Flat Shaft Motor Only. No clamshell or gears
- Repairs many burned out door lock actuators
- Check your actuator for a match before purchase!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00BYD0QVK |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #110,130 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #186 in Automotive Replacement Power Door Lock Motors |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (659) |
| Date First Available | March 21, 2013 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 1.41 ounces |
| Item model number | Fc280 |
| Manufacturer | Surplus Deal USA |
| Part Number | Fc280pc22125FLAT |
| Product Dimensions | 1.77 x 0.95 x 0.72 inches |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Surplus Deal USA
- **Item Weight:** 40 Grams
- **Manufacturer:** Surplus Deal USA
- **Shaft Diameter:** 2 Millimeters
- **Voltage:** 12 Volts

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will this fit 2003 Camry LE drivers side?**
A: Best thing to do is email the seller. He can help you with the right fit.

**Q: looking to fix a motor on a Toyota corolla 2011 front right actuator. What sizes do I need to replace it?**
A: 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!

**Q: 2008 Camry front driver door actuator. Is this a direct replacement for the motor ?**
A: I don't know. I can only say it works for a 2006 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab.

**Q: will this fit rav4 2006?**
A: You have to open up your actuator and look at the serial number it is and check what type of motor it is. Not sure if this particular one will fit a rav4

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Save yourself a lot of money doing it yourself - worth it!
*by A***S on November 21, 2025*

Replacement motor for actuators on the Lexus and Toyotas. Hard to pry apart the actuator without breaking them. I have replaced about 6 of these and am pretty good at it. It is like the OG kid game of Operation. Installation takes some skill. Great savings. They have been working for about 5 years since I replaced them. They are the right fit and they hold up well.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect for what I needed
*by E***A on October 2, 2013*

Update 2016-02-11: I can't believe it has been almost 2 1/2 years! The motors are still working fine for the automatic locks on the Lexus. The front passenger side failed, but not due to the motor -- rather the gears inside the lock mechanism were partially stripped a long time ago. I've tried several things to remedy the problem, but I've finally just given up and deal with the nuisance of locking that door by hand (thankfully it is the least important of the four doors for automatic locking). Anyway, just wanted to give a quick update to let you know that the motors are still working fine. Haven't had any issues on the other 3 doors and, frankly, haven't thought about them for a long time, so was surprised to realize it has been over 2 years already. Never did get around to putting together a video, unfortunately. I have added a couple of photos showing (1) the inside of the mechanism (sorry it is a little blurry), (2) how to remove the shaft sleeve from the old motor, and (3) how to safely attach the sleeve to the new motor without damaging the motor or bending the shaft. ----- Bought this to replace the motor in the door lock actuator mechanism for my 2001 Lexus RX 300. Initially replaced the driver's door motor and it worked well, so I bought 3 more and have now replaced the other 3 door lock motors. All the locks are working perfectly now for the first time in over a year. Definitely worth the purchase. Just a couple of quick details: - This motor is identical in size to the original OEM door lock motor, so fit is not an issue. Placement of leads is also identical. - The OEM motor has a round shaft; this one is flat. 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. There is some space available in the actuator mechanism for a longer shaft, and if worse comes to worst you could probably trim a few mm off the end of the longer shaft if you are handy. Anyway, just a thought for anyone who wants to save a couple of $. I have tentatively given 5 stars because the motor is working perfectly right now as a replacement for the OEM part and is precisely what I needed (not to mention saving me several hundred $ on what a mechanic would have charged for the work). I don't know how long it will hold up, so I will revisit my rating if it fails within a year, but for now I'm granting the full rating. I'm hoping to get a video posted in the next few weeks about how to do the motor change work. In the meantime, let me know if you have specific questions about a Lexus RX300 motor change (unfortunately I probably can't be much help with other makes or models).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An inexpensive way to fix an older car
*by Z***L on March 24, 2021*

My Toyota is almost 20 years old and nearing 300,000 miles. It's been reliable to a fault and I plan to drive it into the ground. But, with some exceptions, it's no longer worth paying for OEM parts-- the car's value just isn't high enough to justify the expense. When the driver's side power door lock quit working, I didn't spend a lot of time diagnosing it. I gambled $8 on this motor, watched a YouTube video, and went for broke. Trying to describe the disassembly process is tedious at best, and there are several videos on YouTube that show it way better than I can describe. I will say that, when working on the interiors of elderly cars, use the minimum amount of force necessary. Plastic pieces tend to get brittle over time, and things like mounting posts break off at the merest touch. On this job, the mounting latch on the inside door lever trim broke off. The trim is now loose, though you have to look carefully to spot it. I wedged it back into position with a strip of Magic On A Roll (IE duct tape) and it seems to be holding. The good news is that nothing else went wrong. I disassembled the door lock actuator and the problem was plain as day-- the motor had just worn out. There was a lot of black dust around the endbell, which I assume is years of brush material wearing away. Out of curiosity I tried activating the old motor with an external power supply. All I got was a tiny wisp of smoke. The little motor would motor no more. Installation was simple. I re-packed the actuator housing with fresh grease, reassembled, and reinstalled. Actually I reinstalled the actuator assembly twice because I didn't quite get the door handle in the correct position the first time. The job isn't difficult if you have some experience taking things apart, but it can get time consuming. Figure on spending an afternoon, though you may get it done quicker. I'll be honest, at this price point I expected there to be a problem with the new motor, but It's been a couple of months and the door lock still works like it did from the factory. If this motor lasts another year I will consider the $8 I spent on it an excellent investment.

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