Thank you!! Very concise and clear.

i love that cut after you drop the screw haha. good video though

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Thanks for posting the video. I followed your instructions and replaced the whole mechanism. didn't disconnect the battery. The alarm went off one time and I stopped it with the key fob. Once totally assembled/replaced it does not work. It does not synch down like it used to when you close the hatch and the latch no longer triggers the lock. Before I replaced the bad one, I could hear the motor engage to open the latch but it never opened the lock. Now I don't hear the motor engage at all when I close it or when trying the finger activator. Any ideas?

Thanks brother great video

Is this a durango 2003? Great job with the video by the way. Speak to me like a child lol, i need all the details to get it!

I expected 37 screws and broken clips. Thanks for posting this.

always like watching the old school vids well over the ones that kids make today

Excellent explanation, thank you so much.

Thanks great explanation.

Only video i found that was what i needed. Thank you so much

Great job loved the way you explained things step plains straight to the point

Thanks helped a lot!

Thank you so much for sharing this Information I am actually going to attempt this myself because of your great instructions. 😊

No one wants to film the rear bank on this car. I wonder why.

Nic can you show us how to do bay 1. 3. And 6.

You did a fantastic job on this vid friend. You're a natural at explaining things clearly and methodically. Again great job, and thanks.

doesnt change the back three though thats what i need lmao

I replaced fog lights but only passenger side works,drivers sude will flicker upon turning car on wich tells me thers power

Will it be same for a 01' e39 530 i???

My hatch won’t open but I reset it by removing the fuse and it works but only for a day or two. I can hear the motor and everything work fine but should I just replace it or what else can it be???

What is the string for

Thanks. Followed your video and all works fine now.

Good info thanks for sharing

Great instructions. Easy to replace. Thanks...

Exactly what I was looking for, thank you for the video.

Where is the fuse location

Thanks so much for this Angelo! This was a perfect guide. I followed this step by step and was able to replace my latch exactly as demonstrated. The only thing I had to do additionally was reset the ECU which just required I disconnect the negative side of the battery for 10 minutes and then reconnect it. Everything worked like a charm after that.

Great video. You are the only one that clearly explains replacing the latch mechanism. Yeah, keeping that string on was important. Had a moment of panic when the electronic lock wouldn't pull the liftgate close, then wouldn't unlock after I slammed it close.

Nice video buddy! Thanks for the lesson and appreciate this

Great freaking video! Very well explained especially the air bleed. Thank you.

Question why does the transmission oil goes through there ?

Can you still do this if you don't have the torque wrench

thanks for the info, I just bought a 2003 4Runner with a bad latch like this.

thanks for helping save me some money!

I watched this video on Sunday, received the part Monday ($65 Amazon) and had it installed in 20 minutes! Boom. Don't cut off the string that comes with your new latch b/c if it doesn't work (electrically), you'll need to pull it to open the latch until your on-board computer recognizes the new unit. Simply disconnect the car battery, count to 10, and reconnect the car battery. Presto....the auto locking rear latch is now recognized by the computer and you can now cut the string off. Easy! Thank you for your video.

Thank you sir for great video.

Hey there, What is that reservoir that is under the battery.???

Where is the number one plug at

How much does a new latch assembly cost?

I just did mine today. I hope you know you’re still helping :)

You sir have my thanks.

Thanks man.

Wow nice video 👍 thanks 4 video more video 👍

What happens if you do pull the bleeder screw out

Thank you for getting right to the point. Very helpful video.

Very clear direction. So simple, I want to do myself.

2005 Tahoe. Took 5 minutes. Thanks!

One of my threads are damaged on my spark plug and the mechanic says he can't fix it???

Nice easy directions. It seems like I've replaced switches on cars 40 years ago and you'd have to drain the engine oil and coolant, scribe the hinges and remove the hood, the radiator, all engine accessories, put a jack under the transmission and remove the driveshaft, etc., etc...