Today, we will discuss a simple hack to deal with a stuck rear hatch on a Toyota 4Runner V6 2005 model. If you find yourself unable to open the rear hatch, follow these steps to reset the system and get it working again.
When the rear hatch gets stuck and won’t open, it might be due to a short in the system. One easy cheat to try is resetting the ECU for the rear door. Instead of the conventional method of unplugging the battery, which also resets other systems, you can directly reset the rear door fuse.
To access the rear door fuse, follow these steps:
- Locate the fuse box.
- Identify the fuse labeled “ECUB” (ECU for the rear door).
- Remove the 10 amp fuse labeled “ECU dash B.”
- Inspect the fuse to ensure it’s not damaged.
- Reinsert the fuse after 10 seconds.
After resetting the fuse, lock and unlock the car using the keys, and the rear hatch should now open without any issues.
Following these steps can help reset the rear door system without affecting other vehicle functions, providing an easier solution to a common problem in older cars.
So, if you ever face a stuck rear hatch on your Toyota 4Runner, remember this simple hack to get it working again without any hassle.
Remember to always prioritize safety and consult a professional if you encounter any persistent issues with your vehicle.
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