2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor "fuse powers rear hatch release" Questions

rear hatch want open from the outside nor will the glass open. I had it checked and they said it wasn't getting power to the door but didn't know what the problem was. I had the same trouble and found

...a fuse also do you have a key fob. With rear hatch button on does that work if not check fuses for the body controller. Also check for power and grounds at rear hatch motor/actuator . Good luck ...

...fuse, if blow your door locks and rear wiper motor won't work, replace fuse. To manually open door ... take a pick or fine longer screw driver and insert it through the carpet liner on the interior ...

...hatch release on the dash then you will have to remove the panel on rear door and test there . plstic gear broke in window roller window spring loaded up pull panel replace gear if available if not ...

...fuse problem? Thank you There is a small hook on the right(driver side) of the latch that you can push with a screwdriver (it is hard to see you have to poke around a little)after you take the panel ...

...hatch. If they still do not work it is possible your door may need to be 'initialized" by your dealer due to power failure. I have seen this with seats and windows but never with the rear door.... 04 ...

...rear hatch. When I press the button I hear a motor running nothing happens. Is there something that I can do in the inside of the vehicle to open it. Hi: the hatch release is not a motor it is a ...

...for voltage on the wire that connects into the actuator and got nothing when I pressed the rear hatch buttons. Relay somewhere maybe? Any ideas? Driver side door is used most.Check for broken

...rear hatch release, rearview mirror light, and the indoor lights stop working. where are the fuses for these things? When you open the driver's side door, it is located on the side of the dash. Just ...

Fuse is OK. Key opening of hatch is OK. When I put the release lever sometimes there is a weak sound but usually there is no sound at all in the rear of the car. Most likely the latch itself went bad.