Has anybody ADDED a rear sliding cargo tray?
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mosstache
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Rigid Foam leveling
Great idea for weight conscious methods. Did you wrap the foam with anything, and/or use anything to keep it strapped to the floor?
Great idea for weight conscious methods. Did you wrap the foam with anything, and/or use anything to keep it strapped to the floor?
Brookey_813
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Is it flush with the rest of the cargo area when the back seats go down?
Looking for rear sliding cargo tray, anyone want to swap parts near eastern PA?
I have a '15 Limited, hoping to swap parts if anyone wants to unload their rear sliding cargo tray/deck. Happy to help remove it. Located in eastern PA west of Philly, willing to drive a few hours if necessary. I will also post in the FS/FT section. Thanks.
I have a '15 Limited, hoping to swap parts if anyone wants to unload their rear sliding cargo tray/deck. Happy to help remove it. Located in eastern PA west of Philly, willing to drive a few hours if necessary. I will also post in the FS/FT section. Thanks.
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If you happen to be looking to build your own plate or slide system but didn't have the factory sliding tray you'll have to drill some holes in the floor to access the nutserts that are covered from the factory. While using the brackets for the factory slide as a drill guide is fine for those installing a factory slide that they've picked up from someone selling, not all of us will be able to do this.
A solution is to crawl under your truck and find the two rear mount nutserts and scrape all the seam sealer off to expose the threads. Then, take the appropriate sized bolt (I forget the size) and grind a point onto the tip. Tighten this sharpened bolt up into the nutsert so that it dimples the floor in the cargo area, marking your hole center. I used a sharpie to mark it and then pounded the dimple in the floor flat again with a hammer so that I could get the drill to be able to start, after center punching.
A solution is to crawl under your truck and find the two rear mount nutserts and scrape all the seam sealer off to expose the threads. Then, take the appropriate sized bolt (I forget the size) and grind a point onto the tip. Tighten this sharpened bolt up into the nutsert so that it dimples the floor in the cargo area, marking your hole center. I used a sharpie to mark it and then pounded the dimple in the floor flat again with a hammer so that I could get the drill to be able to start, after center punching.
MMathews11
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Curious if anybody out there still has one of these that they have taken out and wish to sell off? Also curious if this can even be added as an aftermarket option in my T4R
'15 limited option? sounds like some dealers wont even consider touching them unless they are a stock option. I know this treat is old and im a newbie to this site as it is so if im making a mistake let me know, just very interesting in finding one if its out there! Thanks
'15 limited option? sounds like some dealers wont even consider touching them unless they are a stock option. I know this treat is old and im a newbie to this site as it is so if im making a mistake let me know, just very interesting in finding one if its out there! Thanks
MMathews11
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Im interested, im located in UT but might be able to find a way to make this work, just need to confirm that it can in fact be installed on my '15 limited before i buy something that i cannot use.
shammrocky
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Need a sliding cargo tray AND an installer!
I have a 2017 SR5 4Runner and the sales guy said that he would have the sliding cargo tray installed when I bought it. Well, the mechanics said they cannot do that. Sooo, I basically I got screwed- already took the car signed papers etc. Soooo, I have been reading some of the forums and there are people that have installed their own, swapping parts with others and I think others have bought universal sliding cargo trays? I know I will not be able to install it myself, but I would pay someone in my area to install it if I could swap with someone that has one and doesn't want it. OR if someone could recommend one I could get online. I live in the St. Louis, Missouri area. So, I am looking for someone that would install it and I would pay AND I am looking for someone to swap one. PLEASE HELP!
I have a 2017 SR5 4Runner and the sales guy said that he would have the sliding cargo tray installed when I bought it. Well, the mechanics said they cannot do that. Sooo, I basically I got screwed- already took the car signed papers etc. Soooo, I have been reading some of the forums and there are people that have installed their own, swapping parts with others and I think others have bought universal sliding cargo trays? I know I will not be able to install it myself, but I would pay someone in my area to install it if I could swap with someone that has one and doesn't want it. OR if someone could recommend one I could get online. I live in the St. Louis, Missouri area. So, I am looking for someone that would install it and I would pay AND I am looking for someone to swap one. PLEASE HELP!
It's super easy to do. You can swap in an hour. The rear bolts are are quick drill. I am selling mine but not willing to ship
Good luck
lukeskywalker
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What dealer did you buy yours from? I had a salesman falsely claim my 4runner had a 3rd row. It was pouring rain when I bought it, and didn't check the 3rd row. After I brought it home...I learned there was no 3rd row. My compensation? .... floor mats. Lol.
It is located on page 5 or something. Every part number with price.
