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Genuine Toyota Solara Door Lock Cylinder
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Toyota Solara Cylinder & Key Set, Door Lock, LH
Part Number: 69052-AA010$87.07 MSRP: $122.74You Save: $35.67 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Cylinder & Key Set, Door Lock, LH
Part Number: 69052-33210$82.82 MSRP: $116.75You Save: $33.93 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Cylinder & Key Set, Luggage Compartment Lock
Part Number: 69055-33300$66.50 MSRP: $93.75You Save: $27.25 (30%)
Toyota Solara Cylinder & Key Set, Door Lock, RH
Part Number: 69051-33200$76.65 MSRP: $108.06You Save: $31.41 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Solara Cylinder & Key Set, Luggage Compartment Lock
Part Number: 69055-33360$38.47 MSRP: $53.77You Save: $15.30 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Cylinder Set, Lock
Part Number: 69005-AA010$503.62 MSRP: $741.33You Save: $237.71 (33%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Cylinder & Key Set, Luggage Compartment Lock
Part Number: 69053-AA010$81.76 MSRP: $115.26You Save: $33.50 (30%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Door Lock Cylinder
The Door Lock Cylinder in specific make and model of cars like Toyota Solara has the sole purpose of locking and unlocking the doors through the car key. This component is mostly fitted in the front doors of the automobile so as to enhance easy yet safe opening of the interior of the vehicle. Even though the subsequent car designs left the door lock cylinders out of production, many Solara models still incorporate this part. Over time, the Door Lock Cylinder is more vulnerable to wearing or abrasion, this makes it hard to operate in that the key may jam or may not rotate as expected. Hence, frequent servicing and replacement of the door lock cylinder is very logical to give the door lock cylinder the ability to perform its function of locking and unlocking the vehicle and its door appropriately and without complications so as to maintain the vehicles security and easy access.
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Toyota Solara Door Lock Cylinder Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install Door Handle and Door Latch Assembly and Door Lock Cylinder on 2002 through 2008 Toyota Solara?A:To replace the door latch, first raise the window and remove the door trim panel and watershield. Through the large access hole, disengage the two rods connected to the outside handle and the lock cylinder, noting that all door lock rods are attached by plastic clips that can be unsnapped and pulled out. For models with power door locks, disconnect the electrical connectors at the latch. Next, remove the screws securing the latch to the door, which is held in place by three screws, and take out the latch assembly while keeping the two cables from the inside door handle attached. For the outside handle and lock cylinder assembly, again raise the window and remove the door trim panel and watershield, taking care to avoid scratching the paint by applying wide masking tape around the handle opening. Disengage the plastic clips securing the outside door lock-to-latch rod and detach the actuating rod from inside the door opening. Remove an access plug at the rear of the door and use a Torx socket to loosen the bolt holding the lock cylinder and outside handle cover, then slide the handle rearward to remove it. The lock cylinder can be taken out by sliding it out of the handle assembly, which may involve removing a clip or unbolting the electrical connector. Finally, installation follows the reverse order of removal.
