IE Works Rear Hatch Button: Compatible Replacement for Toyota Prius, Lexus 4runner Scion Camry Trunk Door Release - Repair Fix Kit with Screws Review

Well after some time with a sticky fastener and black tape to cover it I finally found the time to get a replacement to find . After looking at different providers I decided this was the best choice and I still do. This case is of very good quality and a great fit. The sealing lip running along the edge of the switch itself fits perfectly. It was possible to use the original screws, but the replacement looked almost identical. Some useful tips: After removing the screws with an Allen key…

This cover is exactly the same as the original part; very soft and will break over time. Like everyone else, I found that my original lid had partially melted. Luckily it didn't melt on the switch itself but stuck to the plastic bracket. The hardest part for me was getting the crappy little OEM screws off without disassembling the inner hatch cover on my 2010 Sienna. I used a Phillips head screwdriver to loosen the screws just enough that I could use pliers to completely loosen and remove them.

The product feels good and I believe it should last a long time and I have been working in the automotive industry for some time and I can say with confidence that it is 100% worth it! melted rubber sunroof release syndrome. I couldn't open my sunroof in the cold and it was hard in the summer. The rubber has completely melted and clogged the button. I didn't remove the embellishment or even turn off the button. This is because you have to access it from the inside and the clips holding the trim

As many have reported, I also had a sticky, melted goo on the trunk of my Camry. I found this item to replace it. The only problem with this spare part is the lack of rubber washers. We had to reuse the ones that were in the car and they couldn't be fully cleaned and had to be left intact. A few useful things I found to install. I decided to fully flour coat the existing melted coating to reduce mess transference. This worked really well and I left a handful of flour to re-coat as needed. I put