🔒 Dorman 38529 Tailgate Cable: Reliable and Durable for Securing Your Vehicle's Tailgate Review

If it lasts, is it a fair deal? At first glance it looks like it's going to come off, so as long as it doesn't break with normal use there really isn't much to complain about.

The two I bought are different sizes. One is about 1/4 inch longer than the other. No big deal as long as he doesn't hold the back door open. One of the cables is very taut and the other is sagging. If I switch them to opposite sides it's the same.

Hoping over time it will stretch a bit to match the length of the other side. I bought an old truck that didn't have a belt and got one to give it a little more security. I only had to take two to adjust the length. Seems strong but hasn't been tested with much weight yet. Very easy to install on my 1992 Chevy Silverado.

Bought this cord for a 1994 GMC Sierra. It turned on after about 1 minute. It has some flexibility, so it's not difficult to work with. The last one is stable so it doesn't slip out somehow. It ended up being a bit shorter than the other cable I used that I still had on the tailgate. However, I'm pretty sure it's due to the tension of the old cable and they were originally the same length. It was plugged in for the test and I was standing by the back door with another person. It was just 600+…