I have a 2013 Toyota Highlander SE but am getting conflicting part numbers the Weather Tech site indicates 44115-1-2-3 is the part
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That looks correct to me Nicole (2013 Highlander SE (NOT a hybrid). I only purchased the front and middle ones though via Amazon. I did not get that last thin one for the 3rd row. I completely spaced out that 3rd row since we don't really use the vehicle that way on a regular basis.
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Hi Nicole ,I have purchased WeatherTech Custom Fit Rear FloorLiner for Toyota Highlander (Black)WeatherTech (14)Manufacturer:WeathertechManufacturer reference:441152Product Dimensions:5 inches x 30.5 inches x 25.5 inches; 5 poundsShipping Weight:5 poundsASIN:B001GRTHQ4Amazon.com Sales Rank:4935Hope it helps
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I would look at part # 715008 or 715009 depending on weather you need driver or passenger side.
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I can't answer - the best way is to go directly to the WeatherTech website and enter your make/model. You can then look at the various accessory options and determine the part/model for your specific vehicle. You can then order through Amazon (if they have it) or another supplier.
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I'm not sure. The easiest way to be sure is to open your heater display up and look at the number on the board. That way you're 100%. If you do replace it make sure and seal it up really good. I used a light coat of silicone on both sides of the factory gasket because I could see where rain was getting in there.
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i recomend you to buy an original toyota part, i know is more expensive but worth it, i bought this part to fix an error code on my 2001 toyota highlander and did not fix the problem.
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Hello, They are features in the vehicle, if you are not sure weather or not your vehicle's have them you may need to contact you local dealer and with your vin number they should be able to tell you the OEM number and the full description of your vehicle.Thank you
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It works on my Highlander Hybrid, but not using the built in codes for my model and year. Under coaching from the ATEQ tech support folks I tried different year models and hybrid/regular until one worked
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I installed these racks/rails on my 2013 Toyota Highlander and they fit perfectly. My Highlander has the "Plus" level trim. I've heard that the "Limited" level Highlander, with the sunroof, may require a different sized rail. I believe Amazon includes a "Make Sure It Fits" tool near the top of the page when investigating various car parts. I've used this tool a couple of times and have had no problems. I recommend using this tool just to be sure.
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Not sure. If you go to Weathertech's website you can get the model number that will work for your vehicle and then purchase at Amazon.
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This one 234-4797 is the rear one. Try to change it first if it won't resolve the problem then change the front one.
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I'm not completely up to date with the Toyota Highlander radio plugs, but from what I remember there is two radio plugs on the back and one of them should be the correct size fitting. GM is the oddball that uses the micro antenna plug while everyone else uses the regular size plug. The kit has everything that you will need for the install. Hope I was able to answer your question!
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You didn't add a year for your Highlander, so going off latest 2.4L 4cyl model in 2007, you should be using this http://www.amazon.com/Purolator-PL14477-PureONE-Filter-Pack/dp/B000E8T81A/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1407860103&sr=8-2&keywords=L14477
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Check the warn site for a compatibility list. It'll give you the part number associated with your vehicle.
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No, this is for a Tacoma. PT18A-48090 is the Toyota part number for the Highlander.
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The one I purchased recently (Right Hand) was for a Japanese Assembled 2010 Highlander. It was a perfect match for the original and fitted directly.I guess it is the same one for the US market.
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I am not quite sure. It fits my crv and I think it will fit highlander as well.
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I am sure mine said Toyota on it... fit perfect on my2013 highlander limited.