Questions & Answers for: repair tailgate handle

...tailgate repair; handle no longer operates The handle will no longer open the tailgate. how do I repair this? You must remove the handle from the gate, this is done by removing the plastic tail-gate ...

...before fully extending the door but I'm sure there's something faulty going on. Parts Information 68111-SWW-ZS00 TAILGATE DRIPPING REPAIR KIT Warranty Information Application: Normal Warranty ...

...tailgate and rear glass won't open. I can hear the actuator but the latch doesn't move? the inside latch handle doesn't seem to do anything either. Any hidden releases? its a linkage problem . you ...

...the handle and work it free. In most cases the repair wont last too long. I get a lot of tailgate handles I have to replace because of the oxidation between the two metal brackets joined ...

...tailgate.One for the driver's side latch and the other for the passenger's side latch. They are connected to the handle with "swing away" plastic connectors. If you lift the handle and look under it ...

...Tailgate Handle Bezel to see if I need to repair the cables that have fallen off or broken? I can see that one of the cables has fallen off. this kind off truck you have just to pry with small screw ...

...tailgate to repair, but i cannot get it opened. Help. You should be able to get in between the fender and tailgate with a long screwdriver or piece of flat metal and push the catch back into the ...

...tailgate to repair the rod? You should be able to feel around and locate that rod. After you get it you can use some pliers or vice grips to put on the rod to release the lock on that side and the ...

...handle and took off the panel on the back of the tailgate. We wiggled it a few times from the inside and at the same time doing it on the outside. Sprayed some more WD40 on the exterior handle and it ...

...repair a 1997 Nissan pathfinder tailgate that will not open If you can get to the back side of the tailgate handle, you will probably find a broken plastic part that would normally pull the latch at ...