[DIY Car Maintenance] How to Replace a Rear Hatch Release Switch for Kia Rio5: Before & After!

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▶ How to replace rear hatch release switch on 2013 Kia Rio
In this video, I go through the steps in replacing the rear hatch release switch on a 2013 Kia Rio.
Part # 81720-1W220
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[@douglasbarr4077]

As others have said, you are a very good teacher. Unlike so many wordy, ego-centric, over-long videos, yours is concise, clear, and brief. Nothing more than every detail needed to accomplish this small task. I just installed my new (eBay) switch. I will note that my Rio5 has clean and elegant mechanical assembly, great access to all connectors and hardware, so the combination of a well-designed car and your knowledge makes for a great DIY experience. Thanks.

[@melvis2017]

Thanks for the update and the way you explain things thanks once again for the efforts and for sharing this with us appreciation u are a great teacher 👍🙏🇩🇰

[@Benbenny947]

Detailed and simple demonstration.

[@EPTCG]

Thank you. This video helped a lot. Just switched it out and honestly wasn’t that bad!

[@amigosmascotas1118]

Thanks you,You are a great help!

[@patrickmcbride1823]

Huge help, great video, thank you

[@tgp9496]

Thanks! This helped a ton

[@Richie9]

Thanks for the video, nice one bro

[@ishmaielmeyer472]

Thank you. Very useful DIY video. Have you had any experience with the door seals? The rear door seal has deteriorated quite badly. My Rio is 10 years old and it seems rubber is not KIA's forte. I have it degrading on many parts of my car.

[@BudgetGears]

I haven't seen any issues with the rubber door seals. Sounds unusual that the rubber is deteriorating. This would only happen in very hot dry climates.