What is the reason why the trunk of the Volkswagen Golf 7 cannot be opened?
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Volkswagen Golf 7 trunk cannot be opened may be because the remote key is out of power, or it may be due to poor signal. Solution: Replace the battery or use the key to open the trunk. Some models require pressing the central trunk unlock button, and the trunk will pop up. The function of the car trunk: Equipped with a complete tool kit, including spare tire, jack, headlight tools, warning triangle, first aid kit, etc. Generally speaking, these configurations are standard on cars. Luggage storage net: When driving, sometimes you may encounter the trouble of small, scattered items or fragile items that cannot be placed properly. No matter how neatly they are arranged, you still have to reorganize them when getting off the car, and there is even a possibility of them being damaged by bumps. With a luggage storage net in the trunk, you no longer have to worry about these issues or suffer unnecessary losses.
I've been driving for decades and have encountered countless situations where the trunk wouldn't open. The Volkswagen Golf 7 is a decent model, but there are several common issues. The most likely culprit is a dead remote key battery - when the battery is low, the weak signal can prevent trunk opening. Simply spend a few dollars to replace the battery. Another common issue is a stuck locking mechanism, especially during rainy days or winter when moisture seeps in or low temperatures cause rusting. A quick spray of WD-40 lubricant usually helps. Then there are electrical problems, like blown fuses. The Golf 7's fuse box is typically located under the steering wheel or in the engine compartment - try replacing the trunk fuse. One easily overlooked solution: the manual release lever. Located near the rear seats inside the car or on the inner side of the trunk door, this can save the day when buttons fail. I once dealt with a rain-induced lock jam myself and later reminded friends to maintain their locks regularly to avoid trouble. If all else fails, visit a repair shop rather than forcing the door panel and risking damage - safety first.
