Will my glovebox close correctly (without bending the cable) on a 2011 E350 ?
1543553
The picture is opposite to what the cable really is: the glove box will not close without bending the wires.
1543554
Greetings Alex! The cable had a different interface from my 2007 ML350. Perhaps it would be good to clarify whether the interface on the cable will interface correctly with your e350 internal cable.
1543555
No. Your best bet is to get a genuine MB media interface cable for 30 pin. Get a 30 pin to lightning adapter. This works great.
1424788
the cable comes out the back of the shifter it will circle around to the transmission, its possible you may need a longer cable
492981
You have to pull out your glove compartment drawer it's not hard to do have to give it a little tug. it should be in your manual as far as having to do it once you open that you'll see the end of the filter that's they already pull that one out just look at the direction of the folds that make sure you get your next one in the same direction that's it and put your glove box back
1159513
Yes. It has a few feet, enough to get to the glove box with some to spare in my application.
2236098
Maybe bending twisting or pulling on it too much. I ruined my last one that way. I keep this one in my car and it works fine so far.
2252047
don't know exactly but my connection box is behind the back seat and it reached no problem - anyway I believe you easily extend that cable if needed, nothing special
163111
I had no problem fitting it to the scan tool or the car. Make sure none of the pins are bent on the male end of the OBDII extension cable. If the pins are ok you may just need a little more force to connect the two cables. Thanks Peter
539734
No, the short antenna is bent just a bit and goes straight back up, after a bit, when cover is removed. Has saved my new car from kitty prints and scratches
1478264
You have sensors built to sense resistance against the glass like a finger or hand getting caught. My 2012 and 2013 do the same. Once in awhile without a problem but usually they retract halfway down and I will hold the switch to make them close. They will fit 2009 to 2013 for sure. Other than that no other problems for 2 yrs running for me.
713763
There is a USB cable that you can plug into that comes from the back of the unit. You can route the cable into your glovebox if you want it hidden or have it come out of some part of the dash.
540706
did you mean to write "the latch works, but just after I pull the handle a few times IT NO LONGER WORKS. Do i need to replace or tighten?" as I see it there are 2 possible issues. Most likely: the cable is coming off the handle. you've got to make sure that is seats perfectly. unless the cable is shot (if so, it's an easy fix and cheap part), there is nothing to tighten. you are either in or not. less likely (2). cable is shot. if so, replace.Scott N is correct below... you MUST insert the cable into the slot correctly. if you don't it is very likely to pop off. that is likely your issue. I actually had an issue with my cable and the electric switch part and thought I might as well replace the poor plastic OEM handle. did you mean to write "the latch works, but just after I pull the handle a few times IT NO LONGER WORKS. Do i need to replace or tighten?" as I see it there are 2 possible issues. Most likely: the cable is coming off the handle. you've got to make sure that is seats perfectly. unless the cable is shot (if so, it's an easy fix and cheap part), there is nothing to tighten. you are either in or not. less likely (2). cable is shot. if so, replace.Scott N is correct below... you MUST insert the cable into the slot correctly. if you don't it is very likely to pop... » Read More did you mean to write "the latch works, but just after I pull the handle a few times IT NO LONGER WORKS. Do i need to replace or tighten?" as I see it there are 2 possible issues. Most likely: the cable is coming off the handle. you've got to make sure that is seats perfectly. unless the cable is shot (if so, it's an easy fix and cheap part), there is nothing to tighten. you are either in or not. less likely (2). cable is shot. if so, replace.Scott N is correct below... you MUST insert the cable into the slot correctly. if you don't it is very likely to pop off. that is likely your issue. I actually had an issue with my cable and the electric switch part and thought I might as well replace the poor plastic OEM handle. « Show Less
540705
I installed the latch, and it worked fine. If you install the latch correctly, it will not need to replace or tighten after pulling the handle for few times or more times. May be you did not put the cable correctly into the slot, that why it got off when you pull the handle for few times.
661176
There is a cable that releases the latches on both sides. The cable runs through a square tube that runs along the edge of the cover except for about two or three inches on both the left and right side which is where you pull on the cable. I like this method because I just need to unlock my tailgate and I don't need a second key to open the cover.
245211
Each car could be different. Most are behind glove box after opening it and releasing side clips. You can always call Fram's customer service for additional help. They are very helpful.
540703
It could be the lock mechanism is corroded or the cable has stretched some. See the instructions at this link, you may find it helpful, http://www.instructables.com/id/Repair-rear-latch-on-Toyota-Sequoia/#step0
1558164
The cables only lock on one side. It would be more secure if the cables locked on both sides. If your trunk's is empty it should fit easily.
67706
This worked in my 2012 Q5 2.0 w/ navigation. The port is on the right side of the inside of the glove compartment.