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Toyota Solara Cable Sub-Assy, Fuel Lid Lock Control
Part Number: 77035-06020$43.07 MSRP: $60.19You Save: $17.12 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Cable Sub-Assy, Fuel Lid Lock Control
Part Number: 77035-06080$43.38 MSRP: $60.63You Save: $17.25 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysToyota Solara Cable Sub-Assy, Fuel Lid Lock Control
Part Number: 77035-AA040$43.38 MSRP: $60.63You Save: $17.25 (29%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
Toyota Solara Fuel Door Release Cable
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Toyota Solara Fuel Door Release Cable Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the Fuel Door Release Cable on a 2002 through 2008 Toyota Solara?A: During Solara fuel door and trunk release cable work, you must take apart and put back both cables at the same time. Begin by removing the trunk latch. To get to the Fuel Door Release Cable end, pull the left-side panel and floor mat inside the trunk. Push and turn the tabs on the Fuel Door Release Cable end to unlock it from the fuel door housing. Then pull it straight until it releases. To free the cable end retainer, you need to twist it out of its bracket. First, get rid of the rear seat bottom. For coupes, you'll have to eliminate both seat back and bottom at the same time. Men working on the driver's side door sill covers will find only one cover for coupes and need to remove the trim piece attached to the center door pillar when working on four-door cars. Pull up the carpeting to reach the release cable, then detach it from all the clips stuck to the car's body. Unscrew the bolt holding the release handle's base to the floor by pulling apart the carpet's small opening. Pull off the housing parts to take out the cable holders and eyes from their levers. In the trunk space, thread wire through the cable end, then use the wire to pull the entire cable rearward until it's visible. To finish up, connect the wire to the front end of the new cable, and send it back through the body by pulling, until you can affix it to the lever. This ends the replacement process.
