2019-2020 Toyota RAV4 - Trunk Cargo LED Lights POV Installation
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- In this POV installation video, i'm going to show you how to install additional LED lights on the 2019-2020 Toyota RAV4 trunk door. I will show you different way to route the cable and some tricks to make installation easier and faster.
LED Lights:
Powerty Interior LED Light Cargo Led Lights Trunk Lamps
Price as of September 2020: $42.99 plus tax
Sold by: Powerty-US, fulfilled by: Amazon
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Lubricant: Vaseline
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Trim Removal Tool: XBRN 12-Pack Trim Removal Tool, Car Panel Door Audio Trim Tool Kit
Price as of September 2020: $6.99 plus tax
Sold by: GOLDREAM, fulfilled by: Amazon
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The vaseline trick is amazing. Didn't think it was going to work until it did! Saved me lots of time. Thanks so much, you rock. Very quick, smooth installation.
Great Job and the best of the tutorial out there. Clear, concise, and well organized. Would suggest using Silicone Dielectric Grease instead of Vaseline as a lubricant to fish cables thru the rubber boot. Also, Geraldo is right, the end connectors are pretty fragile and some other folks on videos did damage them. A trick to protect them is get some Tread Protectors from the hardware store. Use the Red one which is small and moderately snug. Put those over the bare connectors before you tape the Fish wire and tape them together. The use of a Wire Tie end as a short semi rigid Fish tool is pretty slick. Don't overlook his suggestion.
I wrapped the connectors with tape before taping them to the zip ties. Worked like a charm!
I used a hydroflask straw that was big enough for the wire to snake through the bigger rubber tube. I lubed up the exterior of the straw, fed it through, the lubed the cable a little and slid it through the straw. Put the straw back through and boom! Saved so much time! 6:47
A very useful video!
Note: DO NOT plug the harness into the factory wiring connector until you are done, and then do it from the back seat with the trunk *closed*! Otherwise you will blow the fuse. Ask me how I know.
The instructions *do* say to be sure the power is off when you plug it in...
This video is amazing. Thank you for sharing your process for installing these lights. The vaseline and zip tie method worked like a charm.
Thank you so much for this video! It saved me a lot of time, and the zip ties through the boot with Vaseline worked great!
Thanks voor this video! Very helpful. Everything works fine. Only thing I changed were the tie-wraps. I used an electric copper wire. Pushed this from the small hole forward. When it was through, I folded a hook. Taped the cable ends together to protect them, then attach the taped cable to the copper wire with tape. I pulled everything through with a little Vaseline. Worked without any difficulty and very quickly. With the tie-wraps method I expierienced too much resistance for the tie-wraps and the hole at the end was very tiny and difficult to reach for me.
Great install video.Took.about a half hour to 45 minutes the most time consuming part was fishing the white through the rubber tubing leading to the hatch enclosure.
Did the install today using this video, was pretty much spot on- thanks!
These guys owe you some money! I was ready to return this as soon as I opened the package. My instructions were all in Chinese!
I had to replace the fuse instantly for some reason but it’s all good now. Also, a slight difference was mine came with the connector to y-cable already installed so I had to cut and splice back together with wire connectors.
Best video on this subject.
Awesome video , no music needed. THKS
I want several videos before I install my lights and I did it exactly like you did.
So precise application. More like an OCD man like me. This is the best & cleanest method as far as I know comparing from other vlogs. Thanks man.
Thank you appreciate it... That's right I'm definitely a bit OCD!
this video really useful when i installed the trunk Led lamp. specially, using vaceline tip. LOL.
Great tips and neat idea with the zip tie for the wire pull through the rubber grommet...thanks.
Done my LED upgrade today and all working perfectly :)
An alternative to the Vasoline is to spray a bit of rubbing alcohol for some lubrication. It will evaporate after and leave no residue.
Great video. Thanks.
Oh rubbing alcohol also provides some lubrication? I didn’t know that, thanks for the tips!
@@Otthox yes. I use it to install rubber grips on bikes all the time. And to help bike tires to seat on tight rims.
Thanks for this video! I watched a few others and I liked your method the best. Took me over an hour though.
Great video. I love that it is literally step by step… nice job! I’m putting the same ones in my Rav 4 tomorrow. Thanks
I just installed them and it was so much easier with your video! I reviewed it and they went in great. I used a spray lubricant instead of Vaseline, but without the heads up on lubing the fish line, it would have been so much harder! Thanks again for sharing all the details!!!
Excellent video - I have the LED lights on the way hopefully as easy to install as you have done :)
You're a great man Gerald! Thanks 4 your help.
Great job young man, your tips were great 👍👍 Godspeed.
Thank you for an excellent and super-informative video. WELL DONE! Subscribed.
Thank you so much for this video I followed your advice and I was done in 20 minutes the Vaseline trick works great
That’s awesome thanks for watching!
Great video. I'm going to buy these lights and install them following your steps. You made it look super simple.
The hardest part would be pulling that wire thru the rubber boot... took me a couple of tries, but once you pass that, it’s a breeze
I'll be slowly doing all these upgrades to my 2021 RAV4 LE
This is awesome. Thank you!
Did the install but the lights don't turn on neither does the cargo side light but all other interior lights work fine. Is there a fix for this?
Did you ever find a fix? Was it a fuse?
My mother in law bought me this set for Christmas, but, I have a 2021 model. Will this kit still work? Everything to me points to yes. Thanks
Do these lights only turn on by manually turning them on or it work like the cargo light, it'll turn on after trunk is opened and depending on if you had it set to on/off previously?
Hi what brand of rubber mat do you have to protect your trunk mat and the back of your rear seats?
It’s the Toyota OEM cargo liner. I have a video on it, the part numbers also in the description of the video: ruclips.net/video/IO8n6foWOq0/видео.html
I did the same exact process and they don't work...I checked the fuse and it's fine.
As far as I understand it, the right side conduit is for the wiper fluid tube for the rear wiper. That being the case it seems to be a very bad idea to run the LED power cable via this conduit.
Why is that a bad idea? Honest question as I’m learning
@@Otthox you know it's bad to mix electricity and liquids right? Seems like it's not worth the risk to put them in the same conduit
Some of the other install videos I've seen of this use the left conduit specifically because the right side one has the tube for the rear wiper fluid.
Excellent.
I blew the glass fuse that came with the led lights. I think it happen when I touched the red and white wire together. I replace it with a 5amp fuse from Auto Zone.
Oh... yes, I read some reviews that some people had this problem when installing. Thankfully mine didn’t blow out
Happened to me also. Darn.
You definitely do not want to plug the end next to the cargo bulb where it gets power from until you have it routed and in the connector.
I wish I saw this comment before I install the lights
Mine are not turning on. I matched the wire colors, checked the fuse connection. The side light turns on, so there must be something wrong with the end you connect to the Y cable.
You fuse could have blown up. My fuse didn’t blew up when installing but I heard that this is common problem. Try getting a new fuse and see if it works
Did you ever figure this out? Mine isn't turning on and I also checked the fuse.
@@mejaii Yes, I went through 2 of these and BOTH had a bad fuse. I took it to a car audio shop and they gave me a good fuse for $5
@@TheBikingViking this is me! I literally installed twice, bought a second set. I'm going to buy a different fuse. Thanks. Thought I was going nuts.
Can you set these lights so they come on when the trunk is open and off when it is closed? Or do you have to turn them on yourself every time
The light will come on automatically when the trunk is open and shut off when you close the Trunk, it's automatic
Does it work for you 2018 model?
nice one kuya
Nice video, have you seen the new brake lights? The red LED bar across the back of the car between the lights. Theres also rear brake LED pillars that go on each side of the rear window. That looks like a really cool upgrade
Yes, it’s been on my eBay watch list for months. They all shipped from China, I’m waiting till there is one ship from the US
Gerald Otto that’s pretty smart. I think I might do the same. I really like how you did your RAV4. I want to black out my emblems too. At first I wasn’t into the idea of wrapping the headlights but now I’m thinking of the benefit of protection from the sun. So the headlights plastic don’t turn yellow and ugly after a few years.
@@GundamDroid yes at first I didn’t plan to wrap my headlights too, I really like how bright my LED stock headlight is so I don’t want to make it any dimmer. But then I came across that bio pulse hex film, the smoke is light and I really liked that hologram effect. Plus to your point, it will protect the headlight from yellowing
Hey man! Great vid! I’m going to try to do this install this weekend. In the directions, it says to disconnect the negative terminal on the battery before starting. Did you do that and is it necessary?
I didn’t disconnect the negative terminal on the battery and the lights work fine for me
@@Otthox Thank you!
@@Otthox I just installed them today and followed your tutorial step-by-step. The zip tie and vasoline trick didn’t exactly work for me as well as it did for you. Mine got stuck in the between the accordion parts and I had to try to work the rubber thread it through but I got it done. After that, it was a snap. Thank you!
@@zxe038 great job! Yeah it took me a couple of tries to get the cable and zip tie to go thru the rubber.... I had to tape and the zip tie quite all the way up then it worked... this is the hardest part but after that, so easy
Thanks pare. Can you do interior cabin LED tutorial sometime? I ended up returning the LEDs since I couldn't remove the cover for the driver overhead light salamat
you mean the middle map light in the front? if so yeah, when I just got the car I tried opening it and it was really tough... that's the only interior light the ti haven't changed. But I'll tinker again and see if I can open it, I'll let you know.
@@Otthox you can remove the whole over head assembly with 4 red trim clips on the corner. Bulbs are accessible from the back.
I am a manufacturer of electric tailgates for cars, can we cooperate?
Great job! What's next?
Alfa Alpha thank you! I have one lined up for exterior and another one for interior. Any more ideas?
@@Otthox Hi Gerald. Every time I buy a car the first thing what I do is replacing OEM air filter with K&N. I recommend. Good stuff. Also to give your SUV a bit a brutal look I'd think about a bull bar with an extra LED light. Looks great on RAV-4. And usually I put a wider tires. In your case I'd replace original 225/60/18 with 245/55/18. The same overall diameter and the car will change the look forever! Well, of course all this stuff is kind of pricey.
@@alfaalpha5194 hey thanks for the suggestion! I’ll research and think about it
@@Otthox Good point. Don't listen anybody and always do your research first.
Thanks for skipping the important step of removing the center panel... 👍
Ahh you're right! All this time I didn't realize I never put the clip on opening the center panel in this video...my bad
I did this in my other video if it's any help at 1:16:
ruclips.net/video/_p7UKI_jKho/видео.html
@@Otthox It appears you linked the same video. I'm sure I can find it by hunting through, but just letting you know so you can correct it for others. Thank you!
@@adrianmsantangelo yes sorry, I was going to put the video link but I couldn’t see my comments in RUclips for whatever reason.
Anyway, please check out this video of mine on how to remove the center panel at 1:16:
ruclips.net/video/_p7UKI_jKho/видео.html
Sorry for missing putting the clip in the video on how to remove that center panel
This guy… Removing the center panel is the easiest part of the whole process c’mon lmao great video brother 🤙🏼
I got dizzy watching this video.
Vaseline is a VERY BAD IDEA! Instead, use WD-40 Specialist silicone spray (or similar), sparingly!!
Dizzy as hell watching this video. 😵
He had too much coffee...