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Rear Hatch wont Open

working4it
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working4it Member

working4it

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Hey All,

Every so often my hatch would not open or close correctly. So I ordered a new lock actuator (from PelicanParts) and wouldnt you know it the last time i used it the hatch wont unlock. I removed the inside plastric trim piece, disconnected the lever and with a screw driver tried to move the latch. It will move a little bit but will not unlock....any thoughts?

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JeremyW Member

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I have been surprised by the forethought of Porsche to provide a manual solution in the event of an electronic failure (e.g., sunroof, mirrors, etc). I might suggest you check your owner's manual. I seem to remember a small Allen wrench in the rear compartments that is used for these types of failures. Sorry I couldn't provide further specifics -

Jeremy

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