The only way to open it is to physically pull the handle.
Not getting ppwer fir sam to rear door hatch lock.
I then test the lock by pulling the lock up on the door to make sure it isn t sticking.
If i lock the rear doors manually they will unlock.
Over the summer i encountered the all too common problem that we ve been having with the rear hatch not functioning.
Similar issues as well here with my 2011.
Then it won t fully open or close with motor.
Went down picked up 2 fresh ones and wala.
Door lock relays.
The rear doors and the back hatch will not lock with the power locks.
The only way i can open and close it now is by crawling through the car and using the small finger hole manual release.
After doing a whole lot of digging the only info i could find was about the wires splitting in the rubber sheath.
If you have this problem try switching the relays.
The only way to unstick the lock is hitting the unlock button on the door then hitting it again to lock it.
Driver side fuse panel when you open the door.
It does not mater if i am using the remote or if i am using the lock unloc button on the drivers door.
It made noise and opened partially.
Currently the rear hatch door broke in that it won t properly open with the key.
The rear hatch on my 2010 forester wouldn t open or respond to lock unlock commands.
Manual manipulation will eventually get gate open closed.
I am having an issue with the power locks on my 2003 h2.
The locking mechanism in the latch is broken or it could be electrical i e.
However the drivers doors and the passenger rear door do not lock or unlock.
My rear hatch is about a 50 50 shot on locking.
The driver side door would not open properly more heavy to open manually.
The same thing happens with the key fob.
My drivers side door will intermittently not open.
It could be mechanical i e.
It seems that when i press the lock unlock button on the driver door the front passenger door and the liftgate lock activate.
I have tried switching the lock and unlock relay that is located in the fuse panel and it still does the same thing.
Been going on for about 8 months now.
The solenoid isn t getting the electrical signal to lock and unlock.
I would start by checking if the electrical connection to the latch is supplying the voltage that causes the lock solenoid to lock and unlock.
The primary method of opening the hatch is an electronic button on the hatch.
One locks one unlocks.
Works likea charm now.
Here is what i found view attachment 93129 not.
If i get in and try the unlock on the drivers side stretching from the passenger side it won t unlock.
The key fob will unlock all of the other doors.
Now i can get started and have everything fixed in a day.
