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Front Hood Release Cable 5363060100 for Toyota Land Cruiser Prado & Lexus GX470

Name: Front Hood Release Cable 5363060100 for Toyota Land Cruiser Prado &amp; Lexus GX470
SKU: C1688-902039082174
Availability: OutOfStock

$8.85

Shop the 5363060100 Hood Release Cable for Toyota Land Cruiser Prado & Lexus GX470. Durable, direct-fit replacement to restore smooth hood latch operation.

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SKU: C1688-902039082174 Category: Hood Release Cable Tags: 53630-60100, 5363060100, Hood Release Cable, Lexus GX470 hood cable, Prado hood latch cable, toyota hood parts

Description

Key Selling Points

Vehicle Compatibility: Specifically designed to fit Toyota Land Cruiser Prado and Lexus GX470 models, ensuring a precise match for the hood latch assembly.
OE Reference Number: Directly replaces OEM part number 53630-60100, providing an identical fit and function to the original factory component.
Durable Construction: Engineered with high-strength steel wire and a weather-resistant protective sleeve to prevent rust and ensure smooth operation over time.
Smooth Operation: Restores the ability to easily pop the hood from the interior lever, solving issues caused by stretched, frayed, or broken release cables.
Direct Replacement: A true bolt-on solution that requires no modifications to the latch or interior handle, making the installation process straightforward for DIYers.

Technical Specifications

OEM Part Number	5363060100
Material	Steel, Plastic, Rubber
Placement on Vehicle	Front Hood (Interior to Latch)
Fitment Type	Direct Replacement
Suitable for Models	Toyota Prado, Lexus GX470

FAQ Q&A

Q: Will this hood cable fit my Lexus GX470?

A: Yes, this cable is a direct fit for the Lexus GX470, designed to match the factory specifications of part number 5363060100.

Q: Is this cable pre-lubricated for installation?

A: The internal steel wire is coated with a low-friction lubricant from the factory to ensure smooth movement within the outer housing upon installation.

Q: What should I do if my hood lever feels loose after installing?

A: Ensure the cable is properly seated in both the interior handle assembly and the front latch mechanism; a loose feel usually indicates the end-fittings are not fully locked into their brackets.