Hatchback door button inside does not want to open hatchback

Open doors from inside and remove inner panel so you can access inside door. A rode or something broke probably the plastic clip

you will need to remove inside door panel and find rod from handle to latch and pull it and push door

backup to your other post same.

There's a small door (access hole) on the inside of the hatch door below the window & to the right looking out from the inside. Open it up by pulling the release tab & the door will come off. Stick your finger in between the insulation... about the middle of the opening & to the left a little & you'll feel a little plastic lever. Move it either up or down to unlock. I believe down unlocks it & up locks it.

the sequoia hatchback handle breaking is a known problem due to the extremely low quality of the plastic. 1st you have to open the back door! there is a small pin to the right side of the hatchback door exterior handle. bend a coat hanger and put it on the small pin, pull down and the door will open. Then remove inside panel and you can undo screws and replace the hatchback door handle.

I removed the panel on the hatchback from the inside; there's a metal rod that goes from the lever to the latch. You can move the rod to open the hatch. There's a plastic clip that keeps it all together. On mine that plastic clip is broken. Trying to figure how/where to get a new one. You'll need small hands...

probably needs a new latch but from inside strip out the interior boot panel and check latch operation and you should be able to open by pulling rods

I have posted this a few times. Please look on the inside the glovebox. Open the door and look on the right side of the opening. There is a button that turns the auto hatch opening motor on and off. I have accidently turned it off many times. Let me know if it works.

linkage inside the door has come loose. door panel must be removed from the inside to repair.

1997 ford explorer awd child safety won't open from the inside can you help