trunk automatic closer
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trunk automatic closer
How much effort do you use to initiate the automatic trunk closer? I was under the impression that, when the trunk was closed to about its halfway position, the closer motor would take over. However, I find I must depress the trunklid with enough force to get it within an inch or two of full closure before the auto-close motor takes over.
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When you open the trunk, you will see a black strap on the left side going to the trunk lid. That houses the power cable.
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Sad to say... but this is the most wasteful and dumbest way to use this technology!!!
If you close without enough force it would not activate and if you slam it too hard you would think in the long run it would damage the sensor!?!
I would pay more for them to use it on the doors (ie LS460's AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSER), and/or fully automatic open/close on the RX350!!!
If you close without enough force it would not activate and if you slam it too hard you would think in the long run it would damage the sensor!?!
I would pay more for them to use it on the doors (ie LS460's AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSER), and/or fully automatic open/close on the RX350!!!
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Sad to say... but this is the most wasteful and dumbest way to use this technology!!!
If you close without enough force it would not activate and if you slam it too hard you would think in the long run it would damage the sensor!?!
I would pay more for them to use it on the doors (ie LS460's AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSER), and/or fully automatic open/close on the RX350!!!
If you close without enough force it would not activate and if you slam it too hard you would think in the long run it would damage the sensor!?!
I would pay more for them to use it on the doors (ie LS460's AUTOMATIC DOOR CLOSER), and/or fully automatic open/close on the RX350!!!
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