At last, sweet sound of silence !
#16
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"...when using the switch next to the seat, just "spins".
You do know they all just spin, they are a "Pull" type switch, does the motor run/cycle when you Pull up on the ****?
If not, do your interior light work, and check if the 1.0 AMP fuse is OK.
You do know they all just spin, they are a "Pull" type switch, does the motor run/cycle when you Pull up on the ****?
If not, do your interior light work, and check if the 1.0 AMP fuse is OK.
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Once a year or so I "lube" the entire hatch seal contact area with a very thin coat of silicone grease. Very thin, just enough to shine it up a little, rubbed in well. That has stopped some annoying squeaks. If you have to raise the bumpers very high to stop the squeak, then lubing the rubber seal like I do may help.
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"...when using the switch next to the seat, just "spins".
You do know they all just spin, they are a "Pull" type switch, does the motor run/cycle when you Pull up on the ****?
If not, do your interior light work, and check if the 1.0 AMP fuse is OK."
Yes, understand that the switch pulls. When I pull the switch the motor runs and the mechanism sounds like it is cycling. Again, when the bumpers are adjusted/lengthened the hatch will not open. When the bumpers are retracted a bit the hatch will open using the switch. Just wondering if this is normal or if the hatch mechanism may need adjustment, etc.
You do know they all just spin, they are a "Pull" type switch, does the motor run/cycle when you Pull up on the ****?
If not, do your interior light work, and check if the 1.0 AMP fuse is OK."
Yes, understand that the switch pulls. When I pull the switch the motor runs and the mechanism sounds like it is cycling. Again, when the bumpers are adjusted/lengthened the hatch will not open. When the bumpers are retracted a bit the hatch will open using the switch. Just wondering if this is normal or if the hatch mechanism may need adjustment, etc.