🔐 HERCOO Tailgate Handle Door Lock Rod Clips: Left & Right, Yellow & White, 5mm Rod Size, Compatible with Tundra Camry Celica Corolla Echo Highlander (69293-12030 69293-12040) Review

Not suitable for Toyota Tundra. Tried to use. Made cheap. Destroyed when trying to use. Bought new from Toyota, fits perfectly. DONE Not returned because the content was corrupted trying to use it

Used piece for the rod that connects the door handle to the latch mechanism on my 1992 Toyota pickup. Worked great. Probably a 3 cent item but it arrived overnight and fit perfectly. I kept the remaining 9 parts in a parts box for my kids to throw away when I died.

There were a lot of clamps and my 2006 Tundra had a broken tailgate handle and also broken handlebar clamps. I used 2 of these clips for the rear ends of the rods that close/release the tailgate latches after replacing the handle with a new one and now it works like new!

I bought these for my 2006 Toyota Sequoia to replace broken hood latch clips. They fit normally, you have to press them tight, but that's the way it's supposed to be. There are 2 of these in this build only and they are used in other cars so having spares is great.

My half of the side did not open, the rod to the bottom latch fell out. I crawled in the door, lifted the latch and opened it. I inserted the new clip into the hole in the locking lever, inserted the bar and twisted the clip over the bar and it worked! It still works great.

We ordered these based on the specs listed as being the correct size for a 2006 Toyota Tundra but they are NOT the correct size. The diameter of the flange is too large to fit into the metal brackets of the tailgate/doors/etc. to fit, and is not easy to cut. I hope the description will be corrected.

While this product wasn't made specifically for the Lexus SC300, it seemed to work, so I decided to try my luck for a few bucks. In the end it worked great! My door knob is working again so I am very happy with the purchase. Installation Tip: Insert this plastic holder into the metal grommet first, THEN slide the pole. It should snap easily into place and you're done! That said, don't do what I did, ie first attach this piece of plastic to the stem and then try to slide this assembly through…

This was exactly the part I needed for a 2006 Toyota Sienna Van. The inner handle bracket has come loose. After disassembling it, I noticed that the problem was in a small plastic link. Searching around I couldn't find anything specific to the doorknob, all mentioned pickup truck tailgates. I decided to experiment with this and it was a success. I could imagine that this year this works for almost every Toyota. $8 saved over $100 on the way to the dealer. With patience and knowledge in the…