Please help me identify a part.

[Mister Peebody]

Gonna try to explain but I probably should take a picture. The area around the window where the door panel forms a "shelf" that you could sit a can on, is a flexible area that can be pulled up enough tho get a long skinny arm down. Once that is done you can either unlock the door by flipping the little unlock lever or just squeeze the mechanism that pulls the braided steel lines to open the door. Not a good description, but its the best I can do.

[LoJac963]

I think I understand what you're saying, I'll give that a shot. Thanks!

[fyr145]

LoJac,

I just fixed my rear hatch lock today, mine went out as well.

PM me ASAP and I will see what I can do to help you here in town!!!

you'll have to peel back the trim far enough to reach in or use some kind of hard stick that can slide the lever to the opposite direction in order to get the lock to open. The lever slides left/right, pushing it in one direction will lock it while the other direction unlocks it. You are correct the push pins are on the bottom and you will need a special too to get underneath it to pull it up evenly. I have that tool if you need to borrow one. But the big trick is getting enough room from the trim without cracking it to access the locking part that in the center of the hatch/door.