4runner Auto Ease Power Liftgate w/ Foot Sensor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.พ. 2021
- Auto Ease Power Liftgate installed on a 4runner. IN NO WAY SHOULD THIS BE CONSIDERED AN INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO...its just footage I captured during installation. Hopefully it'll give some insight to someone else attempting this projectin the future.
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Just wanted to tell you that you were so close to get the OEM look for the Autoease. Like you I was having the biggest issue running the wires through the back gate, they don’t fit! Period... I end up buying a pin remover key set on Amazon and removed the pins from the conector and then I was able to run the wires. Too bad I did not recorded my install! Because of your video I’m thinking on installing my foot sensor, I left it out due to the lack of instructions. I might do it now thank you you.
Thank you for the video.
Just ordered one of these. Thanks! This is really helpful!
We appreciate cha man!!
It looks like the installation probably took a long time. After going through the install, do you still think it was worth it? I really like the idea of it but not sure I want to spend a day or more trying to get it working.
This is my mom’s 4runner. I think it was worth it for her. She’s in her 60’s and it makes opening/closing the rear hatch that much easier for her.
If you were to charge someone to install this? How long would you say it takes?
Being this was the first time I installed this using the instructions…it took me the whole day…approx 12 hrs. Part of that was relocating the module and having to cut/solder extend some of the wires due to the new location. It’s the wiring that took the longest, and I hope I don’t ever have to do another one, haha.
Hey man, curious to hear if the kit had been reliable or if it has given you any problems. Thanks
What a awesome video! I like the idea. Do you happen to know the link for the kit?
Dont have the link, but trail4unner should have it on their website
Can you please tell me where to buy it???? Thank you!!
What wire did you end up tapping into for the foot sensor. You never said
Very informative video, curious how your kit has held up and if any issues arose. Thanks for sharing
No issues so far
Where can I get this kit?
Can we get a 2 year update on this? I need to do the same for my moms 4Runner and am curious if it’s still working
No issues so far, other than we never fixed the "hard" shut from the beginning.
hi, were can you find the manual you are showing here?
You'll have to email the company and request for one.
How has it held up
Where I can buy this ?
Where is the link to buy it, please put it or where can I buy it?
I didn't buy it so I don't have the link. A good tool to use might be Google search, and input the title.
the answer right on the title. "Autoease"
Were you able to adjust how hard the tailgate closes, or did it close softer on leveled ground?
Haven't adjusted it. I keep forgetting to email Autoease to see if it's possible. It still closes with a bit of force on leveled ground.
@@tundrabuilt thanks for the info! 🤙🏽 I ordered one for the wife’s 4Runner and I got the installation manual by emailing the company. So just waiting for it to get here and try it out myself.
i swear i saw this vehicle in vegas. did your parents move to vegas?
I did a Vegas build too…on my daughters 4runner. See my other videos…pretty similar, but the Vegas 4runner has more additions.
@@tundrabuilt ahhh i see them now. very similar! both excellent builds. planning to get one myself...not sure if i should pull the trigger on the 2021 or wait for the redesign...
Link where did you buy it
Trail4runner has the link somewhere on their website
If you can’t open a tailgate with your arms, maybe you should get a highlander. Next make it a hybrid to get more mpg
No thanks, I like the power of my 6.2L v8 and I could care less about mpg. Or were you referring to my mother's 4runner? She's in her 60's, and it makes it easier for her. Also, the 4runner is more capable than the Highlander for what my parents use it for.