99 RX 300 rear hatch
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99 RX 300 rear hatch
My wife's RX300 rear hatch broke today. She tried to open it, heard some snap and now it won't open. Does anyone have any info regarding the parts associated with the rear hatch handle and latch
thanks in advance
Eric
thanks in advance
Eric
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Eric, I had the latch assembly replaced on my '99. Mine did not break like yours but the handle was soft and would not unlatch easily. I listed the parts the dealer replaced below and they are still valid. You might need more but at least this can give you an idea. Maybe give one of the vendors here a call. Good luck.
6935048010 lock assy, back door (quantity 1)
6979033020 control assy, back door (quantity 1)
6777112010 retainer, door trim (quantity 3)
6777130060 retainer, door trim (quantity 2)
6935048010 lock assy, back door (quantity 1)
6979033020 control assy, back door (quantity 1)
6777112010 retainer, door trim (quantity 3)
6777130060 retainer, door trim (quantity 2)
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Hatch handle replacement instructions????
Same thing happened to me. I went to a recycle parts place for Lexus and bought just the hatch handle.
I have the carpet panel off, but now need directions from there. Can anyone help me out, please????
Can't live without the hatch,
Thank you,
Rachel
I have the carpet panel off, but now need directions from there. Can anyone help me out, please????
Can't live without the hatch,
Thank you,
Rachel
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it is relatively easy. i assume you have the carpet off and can see inside the hatch with all the wires and what not?
ok at this point you need to get a socket wrench and remove I believe there were 3 or four nuts. You are actually removing the entire trim piece where the hatch release sits. Detach all the wire harnesses too. One nut is kinda hard to get at as i recall because it sat behind the rear wiper motor.
At that point the entire trim piece falls off. Replacing the hatch release is a matter of removing the two nuts holding the old one, putting in the new one and then reattaching the trim piece.
Took me 10 minutes total.
ok at this point you need to get a socket wrench and remove I believe there were 3 or four nuts. You are actually removing the entire trim piece where the hatch release sits. Detach all the wire harnesses too. One nut is kinda hard to get at as i recall because it sat behind the rear wiper motor.
At that point the entire trim piece falls off. Replacing the hatch release is a matter of removing the two nuts holding the old one, putting in the new one and then reattaching the trim piece.
Took me 10 minutes total.
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Thank you so much Eric!!!
I hope to get to this this weekend!
Rachel
I hope to get to this this weekend!
Rachel
it is relatively easy. i assume you have the carpet off and can see inside the hatch with all the wires and what not?
ok at this point you need to get a socket wrench and remove I believe there were 3 or four nuts. You are actually removing the entire trim piece where the hatch release sits. Detach all the wire harnesses too. One nut is kinda hard to get at as i recall because it sat behind the rear wiper motor.
At that point the entire trim piece falls off. Replacing the hatch release is a matter of removing the two nuts holding the old one, putting in the new one and then reattaching the trim piece.
Took me 10 minutes total.
ok at this point you need to get a socket wrench and remove I believe there were 3 or four nuts. You are actually removing the entire trim piece where the hatch release sits. Detach all the wire harnesses too. One nut is kinda hard to get at as i recall because it sat behind the rear wiper motor.
At that point the entire trim piece falls off. Replacing the hatch release is a matter of removing the two nuts holding the old one, putting in the new one and then reattaching the trim piece.
Took me 10 minutes total.
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