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Has anyone thought about putting a liftgate switch on the back of the truck. I've seen some suv's out there that have one in front like the overhead console and one in the rear, so i was dissapointed when I noticed that the aspen didn't have one. But thats no biggie I bought the oem power liftgate switch from chrysler that goes upfront and wired it up in the rear and works flawless. I'll take some pics tonight. Now i dont need to look for my keys or go all the way up front to hit the button.
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here are the pics sorry it took to long. The switch is before I cleaned it up real good and I also put an extra LED light in the back for more lighting and added some screens for the kids. Enjoy
I forgot the brand but they are aftermarket. Those are the kind that already come inside some headrest so all you have to do is remove your original headrest and replace it with those along with wiring them up. I paid 350 for that and installation with wireless headphones pluse a modulator to where i turn the station to 89.1FM and it will play on all speakers in the car.
What's the purpose of the rear switch? Do you generally need to open the rear door from the inside frequently? I like not being able to open it, if the kids or the dogs are back there.
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What's the purpose of the rear switch? Do you generally need to open the rear door from the inside frequently? I like not being able to open it, if the kids or the dogs are back there.
The reason these buttons exist on most other vehicles with power liftgates is to allow the user to simply press the button when done loading the vehicle, rather than manually closing the liftgate, pressing the remote button twice or getting back in the car to press the button. Chrysler went through the trouble to add the power liftgate, and then pinched a few pennies on a simple interior switch.
You'll notice if you try to push the button when the car isn't in park, nothing will happen. This would also be the case for the rear button, if it actually existed.
Took the words right out of my mouth. But that's one of the main reasons why
I did it because after loading groceries with the keys in my pocket and the switch
All the way the front its inconvenient. So this way when I'm done just hit the switch and by
The time I made it to the driver door the door has been closed and ready to go
Took the words right out of my mouth. But that's one of the main reasons why
I did it because after loading groceries with the keys in my pocket and the switch
All the way the front its inconvenient. So this way when I'm done just hit the switch and by
The time I made it to the driver door the door has been closed and ready to go
Rear power liftgate switch
