Will this model fit 2009 Toyota Highlander 4wd v6 model? Also, which wiring harness should work with this particular vehicle?
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I believe so Jacob. It fit my 2008 highlander v6 sport. I think they are the same models. I don't know about the wiring harness.
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I purchased this model for a 2013 highlander. Recommend you speak with the part manufacturer regarding your 2009. I do not know what design changes occurs to the highlands between 2009 and 2013'
1357509
My Highlander is 2011. It would be best to research on the Curt website and etrailer website to make sure you get the correct item. I used a Curt wiring harness. Amazon had the best price when I was shopping the internet.
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It fit my 2008 limited Highlander perfectly. I did do an internet search on a tail light for a 2008 Highlander and was lucky enough to find it on Amazon. Good Luck.
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I bought this for my 2014 Highlander back in April and I learned the hard way that it does NOT fit the 2014 Highlander. If you go to the Reese Web Site it will even tell you it is meant for the 2008 to 2013 Toyota Highlander. The bolt pattern and spacing is totally different on the 2014. I even posted a comment on Amazon about this not being for the 2014 but I see it is still meant for the 2014 according to Amazon. I have never bought a hitch that comes with the ball insert. That allays needs to be purchased separately.
1195190
Worked great on my 2006 Toyota Highlander. Maybe the Dealer can tell you if they are the same.
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Hi,You will need the Toyota genuine part no. 87139-YZZ08 for your Highlander. P. Tran
332993
Hey, according to the tech specs it does fit. My highlander is a 2014 and it fits perfectly!
1079237
If you go direct to the Yakima.com website they will tell you exactly which model will fit your Highlander. Then buy it on Amazon where the prices are always the best.
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I'm not completely up to date with the Toyota Highlander radio plugs, but from what I remember there is two radio plugs on the back and one of them should be the correct size fitting. GM is the oddball that uses the micro antenna plug while everyone else uses the regular size plug. The kit has everything that you will need for the install. Hope I was able to answer your question!
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I am not sure. You really need to scan for all of the codes and do fixes for all other codes prior to changing this part.And, my experience has been that I really did not have to change this part. I changed it because my Highlander had 280,000 miles on it.But, after changing, I found that my old part was working as good as the new one I put in.Good luck.
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Not sure. When you order from Amazon they have a spot you can enter your car, year, trim... And it will filter out parts that are incompatible. Hope this helps. We use ours for a 2013 highlander. As long as it has the 7" screen it should (bad word) be fine. It will be the actual camera that fits each model specifically. Good luck!
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Its fits the 2008 highlander.http://hollywoodracks.com/supp-vehicle-fit.htm
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Yes, it fits fine.....I wired it my self...with the factory adapter.That came with my toyota, with the tow package.
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I doubt it. It is an original Toyota part made specifically for the Highlander.
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hello, unfortunately these are for the 2014-2015 highlander. the 07 mats the part number is PTS07-48030 but it doesn't include the third row. thank you
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If you can't get an answer from someone who tried this on your exact model, then you are going to need to do your own engineering. Look to be sure you have several inches of straight pipe at the end of your exhaust. Then be prepared to make small modifications to the brackets or buy slightly different length bolts and find the right combination to get it where you want it. This unit will fit a lot of applications, if you can tinker with it. An exact fit model will be expensive, though should bolt right on. I have mine on a 07 Highlander 4 cyl. That took tinkering.
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Unfortunately I don't know the answer to that question, I purchased mine for a 2013 highlander.
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You will need some small electronic parts (like relays/diodes/resistors) to install. Should cost a few dollars. If you think you can handle that dig around google for more details. http://www.commandocaralarms.com/wiring/2004-2006/Toyota/Tundra/2048.html