Trunk Unlocking Issue
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Trunk Unlocking Issue
Hi guys, this is my first post here, and I am also the proud new owner of a 98 Volvo S70 T5 [sm=smiley1.gif]
I bought the car with 94500 miles, and I've driven it a little over 1000 miles. So far, the car runs great and I've had no mechanical problems whatsoever. There are a few minor issues I would like to fix though. Its nothing major, but it is somewhat of an annoyance.
One problem I have deals with the trunk, in which it can only be unlocked with the key. When I operate the turnk release on the driver door, I can hear a clicking noise, but the trunk does not open. The rear realease above the license plate also does not work. I'm guessing its a faulty connection with the latch, but I'm not sure myself. Has anoyone had a similar issue?
I bought the car with 94500 miles, and I've driven it a little over 1000 miles. So far, the car runs great and I've had no mechanical problems whatsoever. There are a few minor issues I would like to fix though. Its nothing major, but it is somewhat of an annoyance.
One problem I have deals with the trunk, in which it can only be unlocked with the key. When I operate the turnk release on the driver door, I can hear a clicking noise, but the trunk does not open. The rear realease above the license plate also does not work. I'm guessing its a faulty connection with the latch, but I'm not sure myself. Has anoyone had a similar issue?
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RE: Trunk Unlocking Issue
I would suppose that depends on just how much money is involved. I did my research before buying my car and I knew that these cars tend to hurt their owners a bit in the pocket. However, I loved this car so much that I looked the other way. It is a pretty big annoyance to have to remove the key from the ignition to unlock the trunk, so I would very much like to have this fixed. Is this something that I can fix myself, or is it something best left to an experienced mechanic? I dont mind shelling out the dough as long as its a reasonable quantity.
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RE: Trunk Unlocking Issue
At my admittance, since I dont know much about cars, I have been doing research to learn as much as I can. I still have a long way to go however, and I would hate to open it all up only to not be able to put it back together again. I went to go see my family mechanic today who took a look at it. He decided to order the trunk apparatus and replace it to see if that fixes the problem.
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