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Posted

My rear hatch on my 04 S closes properly but does not turn off the interior light which in turn makes the car act like it is open. I am located in the flooded area of Central Pa. and it sat outside in torrential downpour overnight. Any suggestions?

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Actually the glass part is what I was referring to. Even when it's closed it acts like its open. ugh!

Make sure the glass in the hatch is closed correctly. That caught me more then once (>!< on the dash, lights stayed on, gong bonging away..)

Posted

It's easy to adjust if you're handy . When you open the glass you will notice the square shaped latch on the left and a pin on the right. The pin on the right controls the rear wiper. The left square shaped latch is what you want to adjust.

1. Pull off the plastic cover that surrounds the area. You will notice a nut that holds the square shaped latch tight.

2. Loosen that and try rotating the square latch 1/2 turn to the left or 180 degrees and re-tighten the nut.

3. Re-close the glass and see if it grabs and turns off the light. I just had this problem and my initial thought was to tighten the latch bolt (to the right) to draw the glass closer but the light actually needs the bolt longer (to the left) which helps it push that catch mechanism completely and turn the light off.

4. You may need to adjust it a few times or rotate it a complete 360 degrees until you get it right.

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