TOYOTA SEQUOIA REAR DOOR HANDLE REPAIR 2008-2018

Toyota Sequoia Rear Door 2008 - 2018, Lift gate handle replacement or repair.
Amazon part info: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01...

[@LuisGonzalez-jh3um]

Thanks brother, was able to fix my handle cushion and replace my lock hatch mechanism which was not fully closing. Once I replaced my rear hatch lock mechanism my rear fold seat buttons and close hatch button started working properly. I also had to remove the ecu-b fuse for five minutes in order to reset the system. All works perfect now, praise the LORD!

[@ajenks9]

Nope. Thanks for the video but you “conveniently” left out you removing the left upper side panel - that thing does NOT come off and those plastic clips are not easy to replace

[@tipr8739]

a better option for the plastic cover is to pull until you feel resistance then slice mm by mm with a razor blade. sometimes the stuff will stick and the plastic will tear before the glue releases. it is also easier when pressing back together bc you have a clean line whereas if you just pull, sometimes you get those long strings and they make a mess

[@bowang8747]

Nick, did you replace the button because the button wasn't working? The problem I have is that when I close the trunk, it doesn't stay locked. A few days ago, the button stopped working completely and from the outside, the rubber looks fine but when I press the button, there's nothing. Is that what you experienced?

[@atlastunderconstruction3523]

Oh man, I'm so happy to see this video! Our problem seems to be the same as yours. I just ordered parts (I'm getting the switch assembly as well, just in case the plastic parts are just too old and fragile). The Toyota dealer wanted over $1,000 to fix the rear hatch switch on our 2008 Sequoia. Thank you!!

[@RectorSmash55]

I’m having the issue of my button not working but now I can’t even get the hatch to open to do this reinstall. Anyone have any tips to get it open?

[@seanp1602]

Pretty good video. Just did this to my 2014. Took me about 1 hour being pretty careful. The black “tar” around the button is black butyl sealant or putty. The same stuff used on the plastic sheet vapor barrier. It is very sticky and stubborn but it is great weather sealant.

[@timothyroan6929]

Thanks for the detailed video. Did mine today using your video as a guide. Largest part/time was scraping off all the melted rubber from the switch and bracket.

[@shouamoua8406]

Were did you get the part at

[@MarioDLuna]

This was perfect, EXACTLY what I needed. Same problem, fixed in under an hour. Thank you so very much!!!

[@michaelvergason3059]

Thank you so much for this video! Great job! Just what I needed! 👍🏻😀

[@ballhallah6477]

Great solution, I was going to get a whole assembly till I saw this. Thank you!

[@Katy-Did]

Thanks for your video! I will be tackling this project soon!

[@strongbackmfg15]

Excellent video, Thank you!

[@mikehuddleston5399]

Great video and good job talking through each step

[@bellabangu4069]

Just what I needed. Thanks for the video. I was able to fix my car easily following your instructions.

[@kaitlinshin686]

Very easy to follow! Thanks for the explanation

[@philliphansen4512]

Thank you for the video! I needed to change the power latch assembly on my 2010 Sequoia and your video was perfect for showing me how to get access in to the door. If anyone else changes the assembly latch, initially after I installed the new one it would not work. The door closed and partially latched but then would not open or close. If I tried using the button it would beep twice and the car display was showing the door as open. Then I read I need to disconnect and reconnect the negative battery terminal to reset the system. I tried that a couple times but it still wouldn't do anything.

[@haesunsul]

Wow! Thanks for the info.

[@davidjeng4937]

Thank you Mr. Shin! I will try it and see how it goes.