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Toyota Corolla Tailgate Cable

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Tailgate dropping too fast or no longer staying level? Replace a worn tailgate cable to help support the gate safely and make loading tools, cargo, or weekend gear easier.

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Rear Trunk Lid Release Cable for Toyota Corolla 2009-2013 1.8LRear Trunk Lid Release Cable for Toyota Corolla 2009-2013 1.8L
A-Premium®Part # APTGC002
Rear Trunk Lid Release Cable for Toyota Corolla 2009-2013 1.8L
CA$45.99
Enter ZIP codeFree standard shipping
3-year warranty
90 days free return
Fits 2009 - 2013 Toyota Corolla, 2009 - 2011 Toyota Corolla
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Vehicle: Toyota Corolla
Item LocatedCanada
Installation PositionRear Trunk
ConditionNew
item #10028YGU
Note
This item only fits the vehicle built in Japan, not built in the USA.
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What is a car tailgate cable?

A car tailgate cable is a key part of your vehicle's tailgate system. It helps support the tailgate when opening and closing. The cable keeps the tailgate stable and secure. Over time, the cable can wear out or break. This can lead to difficulty when opening or closing the tailgate. If the cable breaks, the tailgate may suddenly fall, posing a safety risk. This is dangerous and can damage the vehicle. If you notice issues with your tailgate, it’s important to check the tailgate cable.

Symptoms of a bad tailgate cable

  • Difficulty opening or closing: A bad cable may cause your tailgate to stick or not open smoothly.
  • Uneven or sluggish movement: The tailgate may move unevenly or slowly due to damaged tailgate cables.
  • Unusual noise: You might hear grinding or snapping sounds when operating the tailgate.
  • Visible damage: Broken or frayed cables may be visible when inspecting the tailgate.
  • Inability to stay open: The tailgate may not stay in the fully open position.