TAILGATE handle Replacement | Toyota Tacoma T100 Tundra

How to replace a broken tailgate handle. The vehicle in the video is a 2003 Toyota Tacoma.
Tool List:
- socket wrench
- 10mm socket
- philips head screwdriver or drill with philips head attachement
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[@LaNikiOfficial]

I never even knew that price could be replaced, brilliant, simply brilliant!

[@SuchANatural]

Thanks just helped me validate my thoughts that i can use a tundra handle on my Tacoma. Life changing❤

[@EngineeredMojo]

Glad the video was helpful!

[@anmingtou256]

Mine has been broke for years and its always awkward haulin stuff around for friends. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@EngineeredMojo]

Same here haha, never knew how much having the tail bed fold down was helpful until you need to lift something heavy into your tail bed and need to lift it over the rail instead of just bumper height

[@UrmenetaJirehCarlos]

Great video! What do I do if my bolts keep spinning and aren't coming out?

[@EngineeredMojo]

Ahh you may have the non luck of a stripped bolt or stripped mount thread. I'd try to drill through the center of the bolt with a small drill bit and remove the bolt in pieces without damaging the mount threads. You could also they to wiggle the bolt out by force, but that might damage the mount threads