Key Features
- Fitment: Please check Automotive Fitment Filter and Description to see if this item will work on your vehicle before purchase
- Location: Left,Rear
- Part Number: 3L3Z5443053AA
- Built Standard: Built with high standard and care to meet industry standards for quality control, ensuring reliable and consistent performance
- Material: the item is crafted using materials, carefully selected for their superior strength and durability, ensuring super-quality and performance
Product Description
the Story of Tailgate Cable
Early trucks used simple chains to support tailgates. steel cables replaced chains in the 1960s for improved appearance and reliability. modern cables use corrosion- coatings. the design remains simple and effective. current versions meet durability standards for modern usage.
Fitment
Please check Automotive Fitment Filter and Description to see if this item will work on your vehicle before purchase
Position
Location:left,rear
Part Number
3L3Z5443053AA
How to Install Tailgate Cable
Support the tailgate in the open position. the retaining clips or bolts from the cable ends. detach the cable from the tailgate and bed mounts. attach the new cable to the bed mount first, then to the tailgate. secure with clips or bolts. the tailgate operation before loading .
Function of Tailgate Cable
the tailgate cable holds the tailgate in the horizontal position when lowered. it the tailgate from dropping too far and damaging hinges. the cables distribute the weight of when loading or unloading. they maintain proper tailgate alignment and stress at hinge points.
Instruction of Tailgate Cable
Inspect cables quarterly for fraying or broken strands. apply light oil to pivot points and end fittings. do not exceed the tailgate weight capacity. replace both cables if shows damage. check cable length for proper tailgate angle. clean with wire brush if appears.
Considerations Relating to the Use of Tailgate Cable
Overloading the tailgate stresses cables and causes premature failure. inspect cables before towing heavy loads. salt and corrosion. cables must match OEM length and strength. improper installation leads to tailgate sag. replace cables in pairs for even support.
