trunk won't close
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Don't get the idea that I'm complaining, but it would be helpful if you used a few commas and periods in your questions. It makes it a little easier to read. I'm not sure when you say "wasn't touching the trunks latch" if you are meaning
1) when the trunk lid is closed and pressed up all around the rubber seal that the latch does not touch the loop, in which case I'd be examining the latching mechanism to see if it has shifted inside the trunk lid or the loop on the lower lip of the trunk sill to see if it's shifted.
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2) The trunk lid does notclose all the way down to the rubber seal and there is a gap where one could get one's fingers underneath or be able to see into the trunk from the sides. If so, could you have a look under the rear shelf to see if anything is obstructing the pivoting arms of the trunk lid?
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1) when the trunk lid is closed and pressed up all around the rubber seal that the latch does not touch the loop, in which case I'd be examining the latching mechanism to see if it has shifted inside the trunk lid or the loop on the lower lip of the trunk sill to see if it's shifted.
or
2) The trunk lid does notclose all the way down to the rubber seal and there is a gap where one could get one's fingers underneath or be able to see into the trunk from the sides. If so, could you have a look under the rear shelf to see if anything is obstructing the pivoting arms of the trunk lid?
Post back and let us know
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