I have a 2006 Double Cab Tundra just a few weeks ago my automatic door locks stopped working on my drivers side door. It works on all of the other doors just not the drivers door. I think the actuator might be bad. I was looking for an actuator online and found the below link. Do I just need to replace the actuator or do I have to change out everything else that the actuator connects to like on the diagram on the below link?

Any help would be much appreciated whether you have advice or a link to an article on how to do it.

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