Difficulty Level

Tools/Supplies Needed:

• standard/flat screwdriver

Procedure:

• remove the handle assembly using a standard/flat screwdriver and pry it out by the small slot on the plastic handle
• once out there is no need to disconnect the wiring unless the microswitch is damaged
• remove the small metal retaining clip holding on the microswitch, then determine if the microswitch works
• if it does, determine if the push pad is correctly in place or if the metal tang is in proper contact with the microswitch
• if the push pad is an issue, realign it
• if the metal tang is an issue, readjust it using your fingers, needle nose pliers, or a standard/flat screwdriver
• if you find the switch is an issue, check the circuit using a multimeter if it has power, the electrical connector is located under the trunk liner
• if the circuit has power, determine if the switch is working correctly using a multimeter
• reassembly in reverse