Reserve the Door Locks While the Liftgate Is Closing
Lock the side doors during automatic liftgate closing so the back door locks as soon as it latches.
A power liftgate may require a specific trim, sensor position or setup sequence. Use the vehicle and year shown on each guide, then check its equipment note before trying the steps.
Each guide keeps its market, model-year, powertrain and equipment limits attached. A listed model does not imply the feature is standard on every trim.
Lock the side doors during automatic liftgate closing so the back door locks as soon as it latches.
Teach the power back door a custom stop position for a low garage or easier reach.
Use one quick in-and-out motion at the lower bumper center instead of waving a foot underneath.
Save a garage-safe liftgate stop with a two-second hold, or restore the initial height with a seven-second hold.
A lift of only 0.8 in. from the fully open position triggers the equipped power tailgate's automatic close assist.
With the key nearby, make a quick in-and-out leg motion below the bumper; for Easy Close, walk away after the confirmation chime.
Stop the lid at a safe position above halfway, then hold its lid-mounted button until the hazards and audible alert confirm the new limit.
Carry the key, switch the ignition off and make one quick kick below the rear bumper before stepping back.
Stop the liftgate below an obstruction and hold its edge button until the lamps and confirmation tone store the position.
Open the matching vehicle guide and read its availability note first. When the retail trim or package is not named by the official source, use the window sticker, manufacturer build record or the visible control in the vehicle.