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    Boot latch & rear wiper/water spray not working

    I have a Golf V GT Sport 2008, and my rear boot latch is not working, nor is my rear wiper and water sprayer. I thought of replacing the latch, but believe it may be something to do with the wiring? I would really appreciate any advice any members may be able to provide, or suggestions as to what it may be. Thanks
    Tags: boot, latch, rear, sport, working
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    Have a look at the wiring where it passes from the roof cavity into the hatch. You'll need to carefully peel back the rubber boot on the wiring.
    '07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
    '01 Beetle 2.0

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