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Hi Everyone,

My car is 1995 Japan-made Toyota Camry LE V6 4 door with factory power door locks. I want to install a 2-wire aftermarket door lock actuator to replace the broken one in front driver door. How should I connect the 2 wires of aftermarket door lock actuator?

I saw 2 groups of wires going to the actuator area in front driver door. One group has 4 wires and the other group has 3 wires. What are the functions of these 7 wires? Which wires actually activate the actuator?

The following is what I found out about these 7 wires:

AT ACTUATOR     INTO KICK PANEL?          UNLOCK     LOCK     At Rest
     
Black wire     Blue/Black stripe          12v     0.25v     0v
Red          Blue/Red Stripe               0.25v     12v     0v
White          Blue/Red Stripe (smaller)      3.6v     3.6v     3.6v
Blue          White/Black Stripe          0v     0v      0v
                & Brown dot                        

Black          White/Black Stripe          0v     0v     0v
Red          Blue/White stripe          11.5v     11.5v     11.8v
Green          Blue/Brown stripe          11.5v     11.5v     11.8v

Please advise how I should connect the 2 wires of aftermarket actuator (without adding any additional relays)?

Thank you for all your replies.
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I just did one last week. Go into the door to the wire is the easiest. The white plug with the group of four wire is the correct set. I don't remember the wire colour. The one below seem to the most correct. Just test them. No relay are need. Very simple to do when you get the correct wire. Once you get the correct wire just connect them to the aftermarket actuator.


"Black wire     Blue/Black stripe          12v     0.25v     0v
Red          Blue/Red Stripe               0.25v     12v     0v "

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