What are the reasons for the trunk lid opening by itself?

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DiMadeline
07/29/25 11:54am
Reasons for the trunk opening automatically: 1. Problem with the lock block; 2. The latch is too dry and lacks lubrication; 3. The pull rod inside the handle is not engaged; 4. The trunk switch is damaged. The trunk door lock is controlled by the computer board, which opens the door lock through button touch control. Some high-end models can open the trunk from the central control area. Like electric doors, an electric trunk refers to the trunk being opened and closed electrically, and some cars also have a remote control function. To open the trunk, simply press the button in the car, and the trunk will open by itself. To close the trunk, press the close button inside the trunk, and the trunk will close by itself.
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