videos like this are the best part about youtube. free education and the video angles are so good you wouldnt even need to speak english to understand.
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it. Though 7 years having past, I expect that this problem is affecting more Toyota owners and their aging cars.
Much thanks. I was real low on fuel. Could not open the fuel door. Went home and found your video, and fueled up within 20 minutes. How did this country survive before UA-cam, and fine people like WorseThanChiggers?
You saved me a lifetime of embarrassment. My gas was on E and I pulled over to the closest gas station to fill up my tank, only for me to find out that my gas tank door wasn't opening. I felt like the world was against me. There are not a lot of videos like this out there so when yours came up as a suggestion, I was so thankful. You don't know how much money you just saved me today.
Me yesterday at the pump here in San Francisco, home of the patient and non suspicious. Difference is that I found the wrong video, sitting there looking stupid, but clearly in need of help. Instead, the attendant looked as if he was ready to call the police, and no one getting gas had the time of day. I then looked up, "how many miles till refill on empty light", went home and hoped to find this video. Off I go to get a rubber ducky and some gas. I'll order this springy thing today. Thank you!
Thank you so much for posting this! I own a 2011 rav4 and was very frustrated when I went to get gas earlier and I couldn't open the fuel door. I didn't have the "special tool" but a rolled up sock allowed me to open the fuel door. The fuel door spring actually fell out when I went to open the door and all I needed to do was pop the spring back in place and now everything is working as it should. Thank you thank you thank you!!!
Excellent edited video with good insights, all the essentials and just the right amount of nonsense (rubber duck). Thanks for the solution, and Great job !
Thank you so much for this video! My dealership wanted me to schedule an appointment and leave my car with the for 1-2 days to have a technician look at it. So glad I found your video
I need a yellow duck. For the last week while waiting for my spring to be delivered I've had to pull the latch, hold it open with my foot and reach my hand out to open for fuel flap. Very acrobatic.
Got the replacement part from the Lexus dealer (after using a binder clip for several months) but couldn't figure out how to get it on. Watched the video and the tip about slipping the plastic end behind the door with it partially closed, did the trick. Thanks so much for saving me about $35 at the dealer! awesome!
Oh my god ! Can’t thank you enough . My Suzuki Grand Vitara has a sticking petrol cap . It’s really annoying , I have focussed on the cable pull and couldn’t see why the cap didn’t spring opened as it seemed ok . The answer was a dodgy spring , bent that into shape and it’s working a dream . Thank you Sir .
I gotta thank you man. I can't believe that this is what a shop wanted to charge my girl $180 for. Followed this video and fixed it myself for only a few bucks for the spring.
You are a legend. Thank you for the insight. I was panicking that everything was broken and it would cost me heaps to get fixed but I watched your video thanks to google search. I tried your trick to see if it was a broken hinge causing the issue and it was actually the fuel cap cord caught on the fuel flap that was causing the non opening but your technique to keep the release open was super helpful! So from panic to no panic truly grateful 😃
Unless you're already at the dealership for something else, it's probably not worth the trouble to make a warranty claim, get an appointment, and do the drop off and pickup. Just order the spring for a few bucks and snap it in.
You gave me exactly the guidance I needed, though I don't have a rubber ducky. :-) What I found was not that the spring had given up the ghost on my 2012 Camry, but that weeks of rain had so stiffened the hinge on the door that it wouldn't open. Propping the lever up I was able to open the door and then applied some graphite to the hinges. I worked the door a few dozen times and gave it another try... Works just fine. I might have gotten there on my own but UA-cam makes it so easy to learn from others experience that I had to give that a try before launching out on my own. Thanks much. I'll check your UA-cam thread and see whether subscribing makes sense for me. But regardless... thank you. You definitely earned a thumbs up!
On a 2005 4Runner, I found it was easier to fit to the slot behind the door hinge rod first, second then snap on the hinge rod, third and last push the plastic tab toward the hinge to have that last bit secured in the outer slot. I assume that is why the flex tab is designed to be on the outer portion of the spring part, to allow a slight bit of flex to get the final snap in.
Let me tell you. I just pulled up to get gas. My door wouldn’t open. Long story short. I came across your video. I want to say thank you. I didn’t have a rubber duck, but I had a small flashlight. I put it under it and it opened. Thank you so much.
Thanks! A tip, the spring I bought for 7 bucks on amazon wasn’t strong enough to open the door. I bought a FUEL DOOR SPRING from Toyota parts for 2 bucks, they delivered for free to any local Toyota dealer.
Tip 1. If you have no helper and no duck, you may be able to loop the seat belt to hold the door release lever. (happened to me at a gas station) Tip 2. My spring clip did not break but lost its push back (must be a better word for this). I cut piece from a foam ear plug and inserted it between the leaves of the spring clip and fuel door has worked fine ever since.
OMG!!! That's it! Thank you so much! My door stopped opening and I was left with a little piece of metal on the ground which I realize is the broken spring! I also can't believe I had a duck in my glove compartment that I could've used to open the hatch! Instead I used a screwdriver and bailing rope and I'll kinds of finagling....
I wish my fuel door tool was as cool as yours! Been dealing with a dead fuel door for three years and jus fixed it today. I used a folded up junk mail envelope to keep my fuel door latch open😆.
Thanks for the kind comments. I like happy results. In my area, even $45 would be cheap. Every place around here charges at least $100 to just look at anything.
2001 Toy Corolla driver side door doesn't open inside. Cable connected to handle, pulls, has tension from a spring but still only opens inside. One thing worse than chiggers is a chigger on the head of a dalmation named Sport who won't let you try to get it off.
90% of the work is something you can do. I may be more mechanically inclined than other people, but i can do anything a mechanic can do. A washer bottle that took me 45 seconds to get off, cause it's only 3 bolts. Ended up costing me $100 to get put back on, when it was a $40 bottle. Absolutely insane. My mom took it to her mechanic because i was in Afghanistan, and for "safety" reasons it has to be there to pass inspection. I've never once taken my car to a mechanic for that exact reason. They charge by the hour, so 1second of work is still an hours worth of work, unless they're really cool.
Rudy Tuo Hey guys, my Camry fuel door does open, but it is catching on something because I have to take my key to move it on around -----wide open position. what could it be getting stuck on, the black button? any comments are welcome
Quick question...I've searched all over online and can't seem to get a straight answer...Right around the 1:33 point in your video your pointing something out and what I noticed was that the hinge is fastened to your vehicle with two rivets. I have the same type of setup in my daughter's 03 Vibe....However, our hinge broke and the fuel door cover is missing....I ordered another fuel door cover off of car-parts.com and it came with an attached (not broken) hinge....I would really love to get a fuel door cover back on her car.....What do you recommend is the best way to get those two rivet looking fasteners off the vehicle so I can replace my daughter's fuel cover? Again they look identical to your fasteners....And afterward, if the two rivets must be destroyed or whatever, what would you recommend I use to re-fasten the fuel door hinge cover replacement? Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I don't know how different your fuel door is than this one. But, I imagine that you may have two options. The first would be preferable if possible where you tap out the hinge pin much like an interior door of a house. You'd need a very small punch or nail of the right diameter. If that is not possible, I think your only other option is to drill out the rivets. Then, install new rivets with an appropriate pop rivet gun or see if you can get behind the fender panel to install small bolts. You'd likely need to disassemble the filler neck to gain access for that. Good luck! Sounds like a challenge.
@@WorseThanChiggers Thanks for the reply...I did drill out the rivets and replaced them with small screws and nuts....Seems to be hanging in there at the moment...Thanks again.
I have a 2005 toyota camry. My service engine light now remains on. Everytime I pull the release lever to open the fuel door the gas cap is loose. I turn it until it clicks several times and close the fuel door but when I immediately pull the release lever again and check the cap it be loose. Do you know if when the release lever is pulled to open the fuel door does that automatically loosen the cap for convenience or could my gas cap be malfunctioning?
You may have a faulty gas cap which can turn on the check engine light. Get a new genuine Toyota gas cap from the parts desk at your dealership. They're cheap.
Sorry. I don't have experience with this procedure on a Hyundai. You should certainly be able to easily look up the similar part for your particular vehicle.
videos like this are the best part about youtube. free education and the video angles are so good you wouldnt even need to speak english to understand.
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it.
7 years later, this video is still helping out folks like me. Thanks for the tip! 👍🏼
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it. Though 7 years having past, I expect that this problem is affecting more Toyota owners and their aging cars.
8 years later and this still applies to my Rav4! Thanks for doing the video!
The yellow duck tool is amazing.
LOL!
Just finished doing this. It's amazing how much little effort is required for this fix but it makes the biggest difference in the world!
Excellent video, simple, straight to the point and well spoken. I wish more car videos were this satisfying to come by lol
Much thanks. I was real low on fuel. Could not open the fuel door. Went home and found your video, and fueled up within 20 minutes. How did this country survive before UA-cam, and fine people like WorseThanChiggers?
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it.
Thanks. Finally bought and installed this spring after 2 auto shops told me they didn’t know how to fix it. Shipping cost more than the part.
Great result! Thanks for sharing your experience.
You saved me a lifetime of embarrassment. My gas was on E and I pulled over to the closest gas station to fill up my tank, only for me to find out that my gas tank door wasn't opening. I felt like the world was against me. There are not a lot of videos like this out there so when yours came up as a suggestion, I was so thankful. You don't know how much money you just saved me today.
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it.
Omg this happen to me this morning except I have enough to get to work and back home. I was ready to call off work to tell them I couldn’t get gas 😅
Me yesterday at the pump here in San Francisco, home of the patient and non suspicious. Difference is that I found the wrong video, sitting there looking stupid, but clearly in need of help. Instead, the attendant looked as if he was ready to call the police, and no one getting gas had the time of day. I then looked up, "how many miles till refill on empty light", went home and hoped to find this video. Off I go to get a rubber ducky and some gas. I'll order this springy thing today. Thank you!
Thank you so much for posting this! I own a 2011 rav4 and was very frustrated when I went to get gas earlier and I couldn't open the fuel door. I didn't have the "special tool" but a rolled up sock allowed me to open the fuel door. The fuel door spring actually fell out when I went to open the door and all I needed to do was pop the spring back in place and now everything is working as it should. Thank you thank you thank you!!!
Thanks for the kind comments. Nice result at no cost! Just be sure to get the proper "special tool" next time. :)
Same here. The spring detached just have to put it back on.
Great video. Thank you for saving my nervous system from unneeded anxiety.
Thank you so much. I was at the gas station and I couldn’t open the fuel door. Thanks to you I was able to do it thank you so much.
Thank you for this video. You just saved me 90 bucks. That's what my Toyota dealer wanted for the fix.
Oh man you save my day, I just ordered the yellow tool from amazon I should get it by monday, so I don't need ti fix the fuel door, Thank you!!
You could have save a lot of money if you just buy it from 99 cents store 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks.. I was fueling up my Lexus when the spring fell off . The thanks to your video I knew how to fix it.
Excellent edited video with good insights, all the essentials and just the right amount of nonsense (rubber duck). Thanks for the solution, and Great job !
I can’t thank you enough! I panicked and almost ripped the gas door open. Glad I watched this first.
Great Video. I too was stuck at the pump and wouldn’t of been able to resolve my issue without your help. Thank You Very Much!
Thank you so much for this video! My dealership wanted me to schedule an appointment and leave my car with the for 1-2 days to have a technician look at it. So glad I found your video
Just picked up my mom in her car after an emergency surgery, went to fuel up and this happened. This video saved my ass, many many thanks!
Man..... you saved my life man.. I was stuck in middle of highway 5 with no access to gas tank.. I thought I was done... thank u
I need a yellow duck. For the last week while waiting for my spring to be delivered I've had to pull the latch, hold it open with my foot and reach my hand out to open for fuel flap. Very acrobatic.
Been using a pen to keep it jammed open for over a decade. Just now realizing that it doesn’t come like that from factory 😂
Got the replacement part from the Lexus dealer (after using a binder clip for several months) but couldn't figure out how to get it on. Watched the video and the tip about slipping the plastic end behind the door with it partially closed, did the trick. Thanks so much for saving me about $35 at the dealer! awesome!
Love it!
Oh my god ! Can’t thank you enough . My Suzuki Grand Vitara has a sticking petrol cap . It’s really annoying , I have focussed on the cable pull and couldn’t see why the cap didn’t spring opened as it seemed ok .
The answer was a dodgy spring , bent that into shape and it’s working a dream .
Thank you Sir .
@@trefordavies3670 thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it. Great job fixing it yourself!
I gotta thank you man. I can't believe that this is what a shop wanted to charge my girl $180 for. Followed this video and fixed it myself for only a few bucks for the spring.
Excellent result!
Thank you for making this video! Very clear and succinct and saved me a lot of money by not having to go to the dealer!
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it.
You are a legend. Thank you for the insight. I was panicking that everything was broken and it would cost me heaps to get fixed but I watched your video thanks to google search. I tried your trick to see if it was a broken hinge causing the issue and it was actually the fuel cap cord caught on the fuel flap that was causing the non opening but your technique to keep the release open was super helpful! So from panic to no panic truly grateful 😃
Thanks for the kind comments and for sharing your success story. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for the info and the rubber duck is the star of this video it deserves a like.
THANKS!!!! You saved the day. I can't believe that spring broke. My car is only a year old. Guess this means a warranty visit.
Unless you're already at the dealership for something else, it's probably not worth the trouble to make a warranty claim, get an appointment, and do the drop off and pickup. Just order the spring for a few bucks and snap it in.
Thank you, I was out of gas and wasn’t sure how to open the gas cap. Luckily the especial tool helped me. I will order the spring soon. Appreciated
Thanks! Now i carry the duck all the time. Didn't even bother to change the spring ;)
Lmaoo
😂
lol. nice
Love it
😂😂😂 you are my kind of person
Well done video ❣️ simply stated, clear , straight to the points a little humor 🐤 thank you
Thanks for the clear instructions and special tool advice.
It is nice to know what the proper name of that spring is. That's half the battle!
I know absolutely nothing about cars and you helped me fix this problem, THANK YOU!!
You gave me exactly the guidance I needed, though I don't have a rubber ducky. :-) What I found was not that the spring had given up the ghost on my 2012 Camry, but that weeks of rain had so stiffened the hinge on the door that it wouldn't open. Propping the lever up I was able to open the door and then applied some graphite to the hinges. I worked the door a few dozen times and gave it another try... Works just fine. I might have gotten there on my own but UA-cam makes it so easy to learn from others experience that I had to give that a try before launching out on my own. Thanks much. I'll check your UA-cam thread and see whether subscribing makes sense for me. But regardless... thank you. You definitely earned a thumbs up!
2024 still saving the day with these videos 🫡
@@compacheo603 As our cars continue to age, these common problems will be even more prevalent.
On a 2005 4Runner, I found it was easier to fit to the slot behind the door hinge rod first, second then snap on the hinge rod, third and last push the plastic tab toward the hinge to have that last bit secured in the outer slot. I assume that is why the flex tab is designed to be on the outer portion of the spring part, to allow a slight bit of flex to get the final snap in.
Great informational video. I have been missing this spring for quite awhile. After seeing your video, I ordered new spring from Amazon.
Thanks! My fuel door wouldn’t open after a winter storm, I thought it was iced shut and kept trying to pry it. But this worked great!
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it. Glad you had a good outcome.
Bro thank you very much. Very useful. Was stuck at petrol station almost an hour to open the bladdy fuel tank. Good tips bro thanks much
Great video, helped me so much just now. Just made my day😆
Burst out laughing at the SPECIAL tool! 😅
Man… you should market some of those with your signature!😂
Get yourself some WorseThanChiggers rubber ducky special tools. Great stocking stuffers!
Thank you for your service You just saved my ass on the other side of town
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it!
Thank you. I have a 1998 Lexus GS400 and mine just broke. Your video was a great help!
Mate this has just saved me so much stress thought something was broken 😂 thanks so much worked a treat
Just got my spring.Your video helped! Thanks
Let me tell you. I just pulled up to get gas. My door wouldn’t open. Long story short. I came across your video. I want to say thank you. I didn’t have a rubber duck, but I had a small flashlight. I put it under it and it opened. Thank you so much.
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it. Get yourself a rubber duck for emergencies.
Thank you so much for this vid especially the special toy, I was quoted $160 to fix the spring
Really? My guy has done little things like this for free when I got an oil change and stuff.
Guessing that was a "standard" $100 labor charge plus $60 for the part with tax (fancy OEM version perhaps?).
Thanks! A tip, the spring I bought for 7 bucks on amazon wasn’t strong enough to open the door. I bought a FUEL DOOR SPRING from Toyota parts for 2 bucks, they delivered for free to any local Toyota dealer.
This just happened to me. My son sent me your video. Haven't tried your workaround yet, but will this evening. Will let you know if it worked!
Wow thank you So much! My spring literally just fell out this morning while pumping gas
Tip 1. If you have no helper and no duck, you may be able to loop the seat belt to hold the door release lever.
(happened to me at a gas station)
Tip 2. My spring clip did not break but lost its push back (must be a better word for this). I cut piece from a foam ear plug
and inserted it between the leaves of the spring clip and fuel door has worked fine ever since.
"Spring" is the word you are looking for. The spring lost its spring.
OMG!!! That's it! Thank you so much! My door stopped opening and I was left with a little piece of metal on the ground which I realize is the broken spring! I also can't believe I had a duck in my glove compartment that I could've used to open the hatch! Instead I used a screwdriver and bailing rope and I'll kinds of finagling....
Great result! Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it.
Just did this job thanks to your video. Appreciate the time you took to make it.
Thanks for the kind comments and for sharing your success story. I really appreciate it.
I think I will order the special tool instead of the spring. Great video, super helpful.
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate. Be sure to ask your Snap-on driver for one of those.
I wish my fuel door tool was as cool as yours! Been dealing with a dead fuel door for three years and jus fixed it today. I used a folded up junk mail envelope to keep my fuel door latch open😆.
Good job on your fix! I'm sure you'll be glad to have that resolved. Not to worry. We won't tell anybody that you used an inferior tool.
Thankyou so much..u have saved atleast $45 ...my neighborhood garage guy asked $45 just for inspection...
Thanks for the kind comments. I like happy results.
In my area, even $45 would be cheap. Every place around here charges at least $100 to just look at anything.
How can I get that special tool
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Toy R Us
LOL! @@JakeFromLateFarm
I suggest getting one. I rebuilt a small block chevy using only the special tool.
im finding it hard to get that special tool do you have a link
You are welcome. I just shared it on my FB page. You saved me a lot of money.
Thanks for a wonderful straight to the point video. Dang...now I have to buy a spring AND a duck! The duck is genius :)
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it.
I couldn't get it to work, but it only took my boyfriend 5 mins to do it. Thanks for the info!
Good boyfriend. Sounds like a keeper!
You totally just saved me. Thank you so much for posting this video.
Mine on my Scion was a little bit different, but this video helped me get it on regardless, thanks. I was trying to put it on the wrong side first
2001 Toy Corolla driver side door doesn't open inside. Cable connected to handle, pulls, has tension from a spring but still only opens inside.
One thing worse than chiggers is a chigger on the head of a dalmation named Sport who won't let you try to get it off.
Rubber Ducky is the winner here. 😊
is there hidden fuel tank opener in 2011Toyota corolla? I was looking for it in my owner's manual but I could not find it.
thanks! ordering my part and then saving the fee for the dealership to install it or my mechanic. a two minute fix is something I can do!
90% of the work is something you can do. I may be more mechanically inclined than other people, but i can do anything a mechanic can do. A washer bottle that took me 45 seconds to get off, cause it's only 3 bolts. Ended up costing me $100 to get put back on, when it was a $40 bottle. Absolutely insane. My mom took it to her mechanic because i was in Afghanistan, and for "safety" reasons it has to be there to pass inspection. I've never once taken my car to a mechanic for that exact reason. They charge by the hour, so 1second of work is still an hours worth of work, unless they're really cool.
Thanks very much - you saved my life!
I’m wondering if this works for a Nissan Sentra 2016
@worsethanchiggers do you know where i can find the the door? my door broke off the hindge due to rust
You should be able to find one at a salvage yard or possibly on eBay.
Thanks ,the part fell off but wasn't sure where to put it,working good again.
Thank you soooo much. Your video made it super simple so that even this 66 yo lady was able to do it in 2 minutes. 😊
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it. Great story!
love it my 3yr problem on my 2011 corolla fix in 2.30mins super thanks.
thankyou
great video
Great Vid
Appreciate you taking the time
Thanks perfect instructions. Had to pry the broken old piece out.
That yellow duck made my day
Thanks. I didn't have a special tool for step 1 so I had to call Snap-on. 🤣
But really, the info on how to install the spring was helpful.
Thank you so much do you know how to remove the fuel door itself
You have to drill out the two rivets that hold the hinge bracket to the car.
It depends on the car. Mine is held on by some nuts and bolts, some are held on by something more difficult to work with.
Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful thoughts
Thank you, very helpful and fairly easy to do.
Procedure also works as described for Lexus RX350 (also manufactured by Toyota)
Thanks very much for the detailed video and explanation. Worked and greatly appreciate your doing this.
Rudy Tuo Hey guys, my Camry fuel door does open, but it is catching on something because I have to take my key to move it on around -----wide open position. what could it be getting stuck on, the black button? any comments are welcome
Thank you! This worked👍🏾❤️
Quick question...I've searched all over online and can't seem to get a straight answer...Right around the 1:33 point in your video your pointing something out and what I noticed was that the hinge is fastened to your vehicle with two rivets. I have the same type of setup in my daughter's 03 Vibe....However, our hinge broke and the fuel door cover is missing....I ordered another fuel door cover off of car-parts.com and it came with an attached (not broken) hinge....I would really love to get a fuel door cover back on her car.....What do you recommend is the best way to get those two rivet looking fasteners off the vehicle so I can replace my daughter's fuel cover? Again they look identical to your fasteners....And afterward, if the two rivets must be destroyed or whatever, what would you recommend I use to re-fasten the fuel door hinge cover replacement? Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I don't know how different your fuel door is than this one. But, I imagine that you may have two options. The first would be preferable if possible where you tap out the hinge pin much like an interior door of a house. You'd need a very small punch or nail of the right diameter. If that is not possible, I think your only other option is to drill out the rivets. Then, install new rivets with an appropriate pop rivet gun or see if you can get behind the fender panel to install small bolts. You'd likely need to disassemble the filler neck to gain access for that. Good luck! Sounds like a challenge.
@@WorseThanChiggers Thanks for the reply...I did drill out the rivets and replaced them with small screws and nuts....Seems to be hanging in there at the moment...Thanks again.
I have everything but the rubber ducky. Will I still be able to fix it?
Saved me a trip to the mechanic
Oh Man....where can I get one of those special tool! Hope it doesn't cost $124.00 Toyota dealer quoted me to fix it. Love your video
Thank you for this video lol you saved my anxiety
Thank you! I’m gonna look for mine ❤❤❤😊
Thank you for the ducky trick now I can go to a gas station without an umbrella
I have a 2005 toyota camry. My service engine light now remains on. Everytime I pull the release lever to open the fuel door the gas cap is loose. I turn it until it clicks several times and close the fuel door but when I immediately pull the release lever again and check the cap it be loose. Do you know if when the release lever is pulled to open the fuel door does that automatically loosen the cap for convenience or could my gas cap be malfunctioning?
You may have a faulty gas cap which can turn on the check engine light. Get a new genuine Toyota gas cap from the parts desk at your dealership. They're cheap.
@@WorseThanChiggers thank you so much for the response. I really appreciate it
@@WorseThanChiggers code reader indicated "no error". Smh
Happened to me today at the gas pump. It is cold here. Found this video and it is all good.
Amazing, thank you. You just saved me at least £100
My daughter told me :I have that special tool daddy! Lol - I bought the clip online , problem solved. Thanks for the video
Thanks for the kind comments. I really appreciate it. Nice father/daughter project.
Love that special tool, I'll be looking for one at Auto zone soon. Lol🤭😆
They're only available by special order. Can't wait to hear the reaction you get from the guy behind the counter.
Any idea if this is similar to the spring installation on a Hyundai? The part looks similar in the diagrams.
Sorry. I don't have experience with this procedure on a Hyundai. You should certainly be able to easily look up the similar part for your particular vehicle.
Thank you, mine is completely broken, I'll have to purchase a new one. Stay tuned for the update.
Do keep us posted on how your experience compares to mine. We all can benefit from additional helpful hints and perspectives.
This video just saved me $80 😘 thank you