where is the hatch Release button on the inside of the PT Cruiser?
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Asked by nancyanne Jul 31, 2014 at 01:16 AM about the 2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser

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nancyanne answered 9 years ago

Thank You Tom, that was VERY HELPFUL!!! Bless you, NancyAnne

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Craig answered 9 years ago

There really is none. It's attached to the power door locks system. There is no internal release lever and the rear "door" (liftgate) locks and unlocks with the rest of the door....

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Jose answered 7 years ago

Can't open trunk door only 4 front doors open

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Guru3LQZN answered 3 years ago

Had that problem, l pulled off the inside panel on the hatch it only has push tabs very easy Then you'll have access to the lock assembly which you can pull on the locking arm to open hatch.

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Richard answered 9 months ago

2005 PT Cruiser 4 Cyl Turbo when I put the car in Drive, Hatch opens?

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Richard answered 9 months ago

When I put my 2005 PT Cruiser in Drive the Hatch Opens up, Why?

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Paul answered 5 months ago

wheres the latch to open the storage

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