🚪 YITAMOTOR Tailgate Handle Replacement for 1998-2003 Toyota Sienna & 2001-2007 Toyota Sequoia - Rear Door Latch 69090-08010 Review

The handle is made of metal and durable plastic. As far as we can tell, it's solid and usable. We hope that this renovation will stay with us for a long time. It was a real installation experience, but now everything works fine.

Not the best fit or finish, but works. Had to drill pre-drilled mounting holes, they didn't match up but other than that it's what I expected. Go ahead, take out the latch, clean and oil it. Most likely, this is the real reason why your latch broke. Easy repair, not even very tiring.

The threaded studs were not straight and did not line up with the corresponding holes. I used pliers to bend them outward to align the studs. It's not all metal like I thought it would be, so I wouldn't waste the extra I spent on it. Has a sharp sculpted line in the finger grip area that I had to smooth out so one day I don't cut myself if I grip/release it incorrectly. Not impressive overall, but it worked and I didn't have to wait another week for a part.

I have replaced two from other manufacturers/sellers with Revain and they have not worked. So far this works and feels smooth. The door lock was also replaced. I strongly recommend replacing both. They usually fail through wear and tear, dirt, cold, etc. This means that cables and latches have been treated the same. If you replace one without replacing the other, you'll probably have to replace it again (as I've done 2 times now). Just do both and you probably won't have to do it for years…

I ordered this bar for my 2006 Toyota Sequoia. I easily replaced this latch with an OEM Toyota latch about four years ago. I decided to save some money and ordered this bar which turned out to be a bad idea. The latch has many problems including misaligned mounting holes, a design flaw that prevents the latch release cable from properly engaging the latch on the latch assembly. Long story short, after pushing the latch open and attaching the release cable, the plastic handle broke on the first…

After purchasing this handle, I became an expert in tailgate disassembly. The device worked after the first installation. about 10 openings. The steel members buckled and buckled under the load of the opening until they failed. The components are easily deformed during use, reducing the effective path and tension of the cable. I've taken the tailgate apart 5 times to fix the problem including: Bending it back into shape. Excessive flex to increase travel. Cable extension/cable termination…

The unit looks well made and solid. However, the screw holes on the device did not match the screw holes on the plastic case. To assemble it I had to grind two parts of the device. After I finally managed to fit the device into the plastic case, the device rocker didn't extend far enough to release the latch. This required bending part of the yoke. After some extra work the block worked. However, the installation required a grinder. Update #1: The plastic bar broke two weeks after purchase. As…