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Rear washer not working - how do you remove boot trim?

LackenbyH

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Hi
Purchased a low mileage 2010 Cayenne S Hybrid in November and have been super pleased with it. But recently, the rear washer has stopped working. I've done the usual cleaning the nozzles out and that hasn't worked. The wiper still works and the washer fluid bottle is full...without wanting to take it into a dealer for what is probably an easy, but expensive bit of diagnostic work, I was hoping to find out for myself if the washer hose had come off at the wiper end or somewhere else and then work out if it was an easy fix or needs professional hands!
Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to remove the boot door carpeted/plastic area so I can see if the hose has come off? I'd imagine there are just a few screws, but can't find anything online.
thanks in advance.
 

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