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Hi all,
I read a while back about somebody else having this problem and the advice given was that it was probably caused by water coming into contact with the micro switch.
So my question is this - Is it just a case of pulling the rubber membrane off and spraying some wd40 over the micro switch or do you have to remove the cover on the inside of the tail gate to get at it.
I did pull the rubber away a small amount to have a look and I got the distinct impression that it might be a tricky little
to get back into place.
Any thoughts and or advice appreciated.
Cheers
I read a while back about somebody else having this problem and the advice given was that it was probably caused by water coming into contact with the micro switch.
So my question is this - Is it just a case of pulling the rubber membrane off and spraying some wd40 over the micro switch or do you have to remove the cover on the inside of the tail gate to get at it.
I did pull the rubber away a small amount to have a look and I got the distinct impression that it might be a tricky little

Any thoughts and or advice appreciated.
Cheers