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2000 jeep grand cherokee rear liftgate won't unlock, but will lock with switch

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Does it make a horrible noise when you try to unlock it? If it does then you have to remove the interior paneling on the lift gate and replace the "actuator" i found one at a junk yard for about $40 and once you get the paneling off it only takes one screw and the connector. really simple and cheep. Hope this helps.

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