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bad_bwoy007
08-16-2011, 03:38 PM
I have a base (no power) 2010 Yaris Liftback. I was thinking of adding a generic solenoid or buying a stock trunk actuator.

Actuator Assembly, Back Door Lock: 69150-52070
Mounting Bolts: 91511-B0614 (2 required)

I was wondering if the 2010 Yaris was prewired for adding this feature?

CTScott
08-16-2011, 04:44 PM
I believe that it is. You can pop the rear hatch trim to be sure.

bad_bwoy007
08-19-2011, 09:15 AM
I believe that it is. You can pop the rear hatch trim to be sure.

So I popped off the rear hatch cover and here is what I found.

http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee101/bad_bwoy007/2010%20Yaris%20Liftback/IMG-20110819-00100.jpg

Here is a connector that is not being used. Could this be the portal to unlocking the power of the hatch. LOL. :drool:

http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee101/bad_bwoy007/2010%20Yaris%20Liftback/IMG-20110819-00102.jpg

bad_bwoy007
08-19-2011, 11:30 AM
Looking at this picture from Village Toyota Parts, I don't see any part that keeps the trunk propped open after the actuator unlocks it.

How do the Yaris' with power package work today? / Is there a Toyota part number for this spring loaded prop?

Its been long enough without this upgrade, I'm ready to place my order!!!

:smile:

http://www.villagetoyotaparts.com/images/parts/toyota/fullsize/673973A.jpg

CTScott
08-19-2011, 11:37 AM
Looking at this picture from Village Toyota Parts, I don't see any part that keeps the trunk propped open after the actuator unlocks it.

How do the Yaris' with power package work today? / Is there a Toyota part number for this spring loaded prop?

Its been long enough without this upgrade, I'm ready to place my order!!!

:smile:

http://www.villagetoyotaparts.com/images/parts/toyota/fullsize/673973A.jpg

There is no popping. It simply unlocks and then you still have to press the black button in and lift it. To do full popping you would need an aftermarket actuator to pull the lever that the black button hits and a spring assist device.

bad_bwoy007
08-19-2011, 11:48 AM
How about that open connector above in the pics I posted. Would that be the connector for the actuator?

CTScott
08-19-2011, 11:52 AM
How about that open connector above in the pics I posted. Would that be the connector for the actuator?

That's for the lock actuator, which does the same thing as turning the key in the lock.

bad_bwoy007
08-19-2011, 11:57 AM
Ok cool. So to add the regular Toyota actuator you can connect it to the open connector under the trunk lid which only opens the lock as if you were using the key.

So you will still need to use the key to close the hatch.

Where can I locate those two wires (gray and pink) under the dash?

So it seems as a mod Yaris owners have two options.

1. Stock key opening actuator.
2. Aftermarket actuator that taps into the existing wires and is linked it into your aftermarket module.

Where can I find some of those spring loaded bump stops?

CTScott
08-19-2011, 12:17 PM
Ok cool. So to add the regular Toyota actuator you can connect it to the open connector under the trunk lid which only opens the lock as if you were using the key.

So you will still need to use the key to close the hatch.

Where can I locate those two wires (gray and pink) under the dash?

So it seems as a mod Yaris owners have two options.

1. Stock key opening actuator.
2. Aftermarket actuator that taps into the existing wires and is linked it into your aftermarket module.

Where can I find some of those spring loaded bump stops?

For unlocking you have the choice of OEM actuator or aftermarket one.

For popping the hatch you need another aftermarket one plus a "trunk popper". Do a google search to find places that sell those. (A1electirc.com sells actuators and may also carry poppers).

The pink and grey wires come into the body ECU (where the under dash fuse panel is) via connector 4A pins 3 (gray) and 4 (pink).

http://i372.photobucket.com/albums/oo163/ctscott329/Misc%20Yaris/FuseBox-sm.jpg

vten
08-22-2011, 09:50 AM
im following this post too :biggrin: ....

I dont need the trunk to pop open ...I just need the capability to lock and unlock it with my aftermarket alarm . are these items all I need to do the task ?

Actuator Assembly, Back Door Lock: 69150-52070
Mounting Bolts: 91511-B0614 (2 required)

thanks guys

CTScott
08-22-2011, 10:03 AM
im following this post too :biggrin: ....

I dont need the trunk to pop open ...I just need the capability to lock and unlock it with my aftermarket alarm . are these items all I need to do the task ?

Actuator Assembly, Back Door Lock: 69150-52070
Mounting Bolts: 91511-B0614 (2 required)

thanks guys


Correct

bad_bwoy007
08-24-2011, 05:40 PM
Thanks CTScott,

So I went ahead and ordered the poppers. One question I have is where would be a good place to mount these things.

There are limited areas to put these.

Any ideas?

Another question I have about the stock actuator, does it open and close the trunk, or just open? (Just need to clarify)

CTScott
08-25-2011, 01:02 AM
Thanks CTScott,

So I went ahead and ordered the poppers. One question I have is where would be a good place to mount these things.

There are limited areas to put these.

Any ideas?

Another question I have about the stock actuator, does it open and close the trunk, or just open? (Just need to clarify)


I think you'll need to do a bit of experimentation before drilling and mounting the poppers. I am not sure where the best location will be for them.

The stock actuator locks and unlocks (you reverse polarity to the actuator to lock/unlock).

vten
08-25-2011, 10:40 AM
where to order those parts ? stealership ?

thanks

bad_bwoy007
08-25-2011, 12:55 PM
where to order those parts ? stealership ?

thanks

Toyota Parts East Pricing

www.toyotapartseast.com

Actuator Assembly, Back Door Lock: 69150-52070
Retail Price: $115.96 Your Price: $86.38

Mounting Bolts: 91511-B0614 (2 required)
Retail Price: $0.78 Your Price: $0.58 * 2 = $1.16

Shipping ~ $12.00

Grand Total ~ $100
Not too bad considering if Toyota did the job for you!

Lots of benefits to DIY :w00t:

vten
09-06-2011, 11:55 PM
How's the project going ? did u install it successfully ?

enviri
09-07-2011, 03:03 AM
i just want that black button....

looks like either 69215-52060 and/or 69209-52020-xx <--requires smart entry it seems.

bad_bwoy007
12-12-2011, 08:39 PM
How's the project going ? did u install it successfully ?

The install went very well. I love it, I have not had to use the key in the trunk since the install. :w00t::thumbup:

yarisyeti
01-21-2012, 01:38 AM
does anyone have a schematic on the ecm? I am wanting to install automatic light kit to turn on my lights during nighttime and when i turn my wipers on. I only need to find location of these:
http://www.directeddealers.com/manuals/ig/accessories/254521_545T_OK-7I_to_current_Installation_Guide.pdf

CTScott
01-21-2012, 08:03 AM
Check my remote start DIY for most of the wiring points that you need (it will all be done under the steering column).


http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24860


The only ones that aren't on my DIY are the wiper. You will use the violet wiper wire on your module and connect it to the light blue wire or the yellow wire on the wiper stalk connector. The only issue is that our wiper stalk has the circuitry within it for the intermittents and separate outputs for low and high speed modes, so yellow will output when the wipers are in low or intermittent and blue when they are in high.

To make it work in both modes you could use two diodes. The white striped ends of the two diodes will both connect to the violet wire on the module and the other end of the diodes will connect one to the blue and the other to the yellow.

vten
01-21-2012, 09:29 AM
oops I forgot about this one :P

sorry for being slow :redface: ....refresh me again ..


once those parts are installed, how to lock or unlock the trunk ? do I need a separate switch or it'll lock/ unlock once I lock/unlock from the driver door key hole ?

thanks

CTScott
01-21-2012, 10:12 AM
oops I forgot about this one :P

sorry for being slow :redface: ....refresh me again ..


once those parts are installed, how to lock or unlock the trunk ? do I need a separate switch or it'll lock/ unlock once I lock/unlock from the driver door key hole ?

thanks

If you use the existing OEM wiring the hatch will unlock with the doors.

spookybathtub
01-23-2015, 09:41 PM
I have the base model 2007 HB with manual everything. I want to add a power lock to the hatch, but not the 2 front doors. How would this work, can I install a button somewhere on the dash to lock/unlock the hatch?

CTScott
01-23-2015, 09:49 PM
I have the base model 2007 HB with manual everything. I want to add a power lock to the hatch, but not the 2 front doors. How would this work, can I install a button somewhere on the dash to lock/unlock the hatch?

Yes. You would need a three position switch (or two separate switches) to lock and unlock it.

spookybathtub
01-23-2015, 10:22 PM
Cool. I understand the hatch is already pre-wired, but do you know where that wire leads?

So I just need to buy one cable actuator (http://www.a1electric.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=AEOS&Product_Code=W15F), and connect it to 12V, and that's it? Seems too easy. Does the key lock still function too?

CTScott
01-23-2015, 10:26 PM
Cool. I understand the hatch is already pre-wired, but do you know where that wire leads?

So I just need to buy one cable actuator (http://www.a1electric.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=AEOS&Product_Code=W15F), and connect it to 12V, and that's it? Seems too easy. Does the key lock still function too?

The key lock would still function. For the hatch You need a rod, not cable actuator, and even with that it is tricky to install it correctly, as the OEM actuator rotates, rather than moving in a linear motion.

For the wiring, the other end comes into the under-dash fuse panel. If you look at my DIY on installing a Scion IQ hatch switch in place of the Yaris lock, it is documented there.

mbaike
01-18-2021, 05:09 AM
Hello everyone!

The question is for those who managed to implement this installation.

Can you describe "step by step" what and how you did it?

I have a regular Yaris SCP90 2008 with a a base (no power) mechanical boot lid lock.

I bought an outdoor electric button 69209-52010 from Yaris with keyless entry.
And I also bought a lock with a built-in solenoid 69350-52110 from Yaris with keyless entry.

I would like to open the car as usual using the buttons on the key, but open the boot lid itself by simply pressing the electric button on the boot lid handle.

Is it even possible to implement it?