Will I be able to open my Ridgeline trunk lid completely ? Some inputs states that the trunk lid will not open completely.
857497
With the cover in place you can only open the trunk lid about 3/4. Still enough space to put items into the truck or take them out. To fully open the trunk you need to unlock the cover and roll it back about a foot or two.
857498
You will NOT be able to open the trunk lid completely. It will go up to about a 50 degree angle. I have not found this to be a problem, as I can access anything in the trunk... even the spare tire.
857499
You cannot open it completely, but it does open wide enough to fit large things like luggage.
857500
Yep - partially blocked, however it's never stopped me from loading in whatever I needed. Camp chairs, duffle bags, etc... I guess if you were going to put a large cooler or anything else that shape it could be a problem.
36802
it was exactly as shown in the pic & fit my car perfectly as a drop in replacement. i'm not familiar with the trunk lid of your car. it might take a lot of modification to line up correctly?
1030919
No it will not be a direct fit. But you can Make a few mods to make it work only think is it make the lid very hard to close and open.
1535313
I would say no. When the lid is firmly attached, you can pick it up by the lid and it doesn't open.
2235969
If pressurized remove pressure before opening, if gravity feed then use some food grade grease around lip of lid. These lids are always tough to open, this model or others in my experience as they are meant to be leak free. Otherwise this is a great product, mine has been in service on a spring for 8 months now with no problems, and thanks for reminding me to check on my basket which I have not done in awhile. : )
1402462
I have a Rav4 Toyota. I am able to open the back door about 8 or 12 inches. Not real far just enough to get small items out. Not ideal. I have had the rack a few years now and starting to rust. If you buy make sure you use WD40 frequently so you can slide the bars back and forth. I do like the rack though.
1265026
The lid will become disconnected if you open the lid all the way back and there's nothing behind to support it. I keep the trunk up against a wall so that won't be an issue. Before I knew that, though, I did have the lid come off and it's a bit of a pain to re- attach it. So yes the lid does come off, if not intentionally! If you did it intentionally or more than a time or two, I'd worry about the hinges being damaged. All in all though, I love these storage boxes!
1024014
I haven't tried that but I would imagine that since the top is a zipper, any liquid could leak out. It should definitely fit upright in your trunk, though.
195008
For your trunk lid to open your car needs to be equipped with this feature from the factory.
77190
Yes it does, I would say it allows the trunk to open about 85% of the way. It is not a major inconvenience provided you are not storing very large items in the trunk.
621631
Tight-fitting lid = -0- access and -0- breeding....just make sure it is well-sealed. Ours certainly is a tight fit and no accidental shift possible if you've put it on per manufacturer's instructions.
168965
I have several of these and love them. When I push the button down it seals firmly and top does not come off. Then when needing to open I press the button down again and it opens just fine. I want more. You might make sure the gasket is clean and that the seal didn't melt in the dishwasher and is functioning properly. Good Luck!
382866
Yes, each end fastens to a part of the trunk. I used it to support the lid of a small blanket chest. It will hold the lid open.
1621062
This part did work for me, but only temporarily, seemed to keep running, which caused it to overheat, so it is disconnected and fortunately my trunk lid is shut all the way. It did work perfectly in the beginning, and if you know what you're doing for install, it was an inexpensive way to fix the trunk lid. This is just the motor, and you need the other parts from the old assembly to make this work.
538361
I did it last weekend, and it isn't that difficult. However, the badges I purchased are flat, and I am still trying to get the rear badge to adhere on the curve of the trunk lid. To remove, on the trunk-remove the lid liner on the inside, remove two screws retaining the badge from inside. I pried mine off with a plastic door panel removal tool, although have also seen people do it with plastic coated wire or fishing line. Heating with a hair drier helps. For the front, I recommend against removing the grill, it is a real pain. I broke mine to remove it and then the new one fit into the spot. Takes about an hour to hour and a half.
275534
Mine stayed closed so well I had to loosen it a bit so I could flip it open easier. You should have no problems. (:
1764875
Because it doesn't fit, is probably a mistake from the website. This item will only fit Honda Ridgeline. Good luck on your search