The yellow connector insert shown on this aftermarket Patrol actuator is not a complete fitment test. The selected application uses the four-pin connector type; compare actual contacts and keying with the original, together with the actuator’s lever, bracket and housing.
A different connector colour does not automatically prove a mismatch, and a similar colour does not prove compatibility. A two-pin unit remains a different version outside this offer.
Confirm front right on the listed GU wagon
The GU Y61 four-pin driver-door actuator uses reference 80552-8990B. Its stated Australian wagon scope is 12/1997–12/2011. Front right is the driver door.
Keep the VIN, actual build month, door position and original reference with the connector photographs. Another door, body configuration or connector version needs its own confirmation.
Compare the actual connection and movement interface
Check the four contacts, socket keying, actuator lever, mounting bracket and housing shape. Use a complete view to establish where the connector and lever sit, then compare the detail photographs.
Do not infer terminal functions, test voltages or control behaviour from the contact count. If a connection or mounting feature differs, identify that difference rather than treating a familiar white housing as sufficient.
Check the separate electrical actuator package
This offer contains one electrical actuator. The mechanical latch, vehicle wiring and door handle are not included. Have the workshop distinguish an actuator fault from a mechanical-latch or other locking-system concern before selecting repair parts.
The existing door-lock mechanism article addresses the broader mechanism question. This guide identifies the selected electrical unit and its package.
Send a comparison that can resolve the variant
Provide the vehicle details, original reference and accessible labelled photographs of the connector, lever, bracket and complete unit. Leave uncertain matches unresolved until checked. Follow vehicle-specific service information for access, testing and fitting.
Prepared from application records and the linked product photographs. The featured workshop scene is an AI-generated editorial illustration. Information reviewed on 3 November 2026.