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Bottle jack clip 2014 tacoma

Discussion in 'General Tacoma Talk' started by Kevin30705, Jun 12, 2025.

  1. Jun 12, 2025 at 2:45 PM
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    Kevin30705

    Kevin30705 [OP] Active Member

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    IMG_0487.jpg IMG_0488.jpg I had to take the bottle jack out from behind the seat and for some reason I can’t figure out how that clip goes back on…. I’m getting old I guess…. Anyone have a picture of what it looks like when it’s back on?

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  2. Jun 12, 2025 at 3:28 PM
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    Williston

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    Dunno if it helps but this is how mine is stored in my double cab. It's held in place by tension when you expand the jack a little, and by the rubber and metal piece running over the top of it to secure it further. I don't think it has ever been removed from the truck or used, and I don't see a similar bracket as you pictured... Doesn't mean it never had one, just that I can't confirm for you. :proposetoast: I'll look in the owner's manual and see if there is a picture.
    [Edit] The manual (2014) has small pics of the storage for each truck configuration. For the single cab diagram, it looks like there may be a square-ish bracket about 1/2 way up that wraps around the front of the jack. (standing up)
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    rocknbil

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    ^^^ That the same as the mount in my '03, very different.

    Note how one side has a "squiggly" and one does not. Slide the non-squiggly through one of the holes in the mount. The other should snap into the hole on the opposite side like a latch. note also how the squiggly-arm is longer than the other, can't see from your pic but if one side of the mount is different you may have to flop it over.

    Or . . .

    Work the squiggly end in first, then the other side should press into the other slot.
     
  4. Jun 14, 2025 at 12:10 PM
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    OffroadToy

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    Looks like it might be part# 58792-89105. This is the closest picture i could find... not very detailed though lol. I'd try inserting the bracket into the inside of the mount then hook the L/H side into the slot /push the R/H side into other slot until it snaps secure? Looks to be another over engineered piece of shit like the glove box dampener... good luck!
    edit: OP... Did the r/h side of your jack mount get bent-in? Looks like it in your picture.
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