Help finding part number

[joell]

Hello
The clear white plastic part that hold the rubber gromet of the hatch is loose,the water can leak inside the headliner.
I searched the catalog of parts but without luck, the part itself don´t have any marking that indicate a Toyota code XXXX-XXXX.

Silicone sealant and 3M tape cannot hold in place, Japanese Yaris 2013, sorry for the bad english

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Thanks for any help

[bairjo]

I usually find that the local Toyota dealer can give that info in 5 minutes. try that.

[CTScott]

That white part is considered part of the complete hatch wiring harness. You can't purchase it separately from Toyota.

[hondajt]

You can make something out of hose sealer and silicon from Lowe's or Home Depot.

[CTScott]

You can make something out of hose sealer and silicon from Lowe's or Home Depot.

The white plastic piece snaps into a large hole in the hatch opening and is designed to squeeze the molded lip on the black rubber boot to make a waterproof seal. When the hatch is open the black boot has a significant amount of tension on it as well.

You would have a difficult time making something to replace it and particularly finding a sealing compound that will stick to the painted metal and the rubber and form a completely waterproof seal (particularly for the O.P., who is in Panama, where it is hot and wet).

[hondajt]

The white plastic piece snaps into a large hole in the hatch opening and is designed to squeeze the molded lip on the black rubber boot to make a waterproof seal. When the hatch is open the black boot has a significant amount of tension on it as well.

You would have a difficult time making something to replace it and particularly finding a sealing compound that will stick to the painted metal and the rubber and form a completely waterproof seal (particularly for the O.P., who is in Panama, where it is hot and wet).

Yikes, yeah, I don't think I completely understood how it operated.....so in hindsight....the better idea is definitely to go buy the harness (and part) from the dealer or online.

Good luck.

[joell]

Thanks for all the responses :thumbsup:

I will evaluate all the options available:
1. Buy the whole harness
2. Search in the junkyard, some new yaris have crashed
3.Another post have a lead for possibles replacements, partial Part Name Code (82819-XXXXX) that will investigate more.

The best advice I can give is: Be careful when installing any reverse camera

[Eduardo_mty]

Ctscott do you know the part number of hatch Wiring harness.

Joell i did the same "error" when i try to install reverse camera

[CTScott]

Ctscott do you know the part number of hatch Wiring harness.

Joell i did the same "error" when i try to install reverse camera

Any of these:

82184-52320
82184-52340
82184-52350

[Eduardo_mty]

I found it, www.toyotapartsoverstock.com $82.41 usd

[ucsmfu]

what is the best way to remove that plastic part when removing the reverse camera ?

[CTScott]

what is the best way to remove that plastic part when removing the reverse camera ?

Squeezing the tabs from below is the only way to remove it without deforming it.

[ucsmfu]

Squeezing the tabs from below is the only way to remove it without deforming it.

to access to the tabs below, will I need to remove the headliner ?

thanks

[CTScott]

to access to the tabs below, will I need to remove the headliner ?

thanks

Partially, or get your hand up between it and the roof.

[joell]

Update: I take the broken part to a 3D printing shop, they scanned and printed in black ABS, cost $30 dollars.

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[Eduardo_mty]

Do you have a finished printing part.


Where are you located ?

[Eduardo_mty]

Picture from finished part printing

[joell]

This is the finished printed part, i dont have the computer archive of the 3D model.But you can search locally for some place that can help you: http://www.3dhubs.com/3dprint

[Eduardo_mty]

I live in México, And Now i stay in Orlando, Florida... For hollydays

[joell]

This is the last chapter of this story,the part keeps the rubber in place and prevents ingress of water and dust, as installed ath the factory.

http://i61.tinypic.com/dm4g0j.jpg

Now, I only need to glue (with 3M adhesive) the weatherstrip to be 100% sure no moisture gets inside.Lets see how this 3D printed part hold with the time, vibration, temperature, etc..