What to Do When the BYD S6 Trunk Won't Open?
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There is a cover near the door lock that can be removed; just flip the mechanism inside to open it. The most likely reason for it not opening is that the three screws on the door lock motor have fallen off. Here is some relevant information: 1. S6 Introduction: The S6 excels in small storage compartments, with almost everywhere offering a spot to place personal items, and the locations are quite obvious. The rear armrest has a good texture and can also function as a cup holder. 2. Storage Space: In terms of storage space, the BYD S6 leverages its inherent spaciousness, avoiding the need to sacrifice storage due to space constraints. Moreover, it features thoughtful adjustments in the details, ensuring it has everything you'd expect.
Last time my car trunk wouldn't open either, and after struggling for a while I found the cable was stuck. This car actually has three ways to open the trunk: remote key fob, dashboard button, and trunk release button. I tried them all but none worked. When I peeked at the trunk lock, turns out the cylinder was frozen - happens easily in winter. Just blow hot air into the lock with a hairdryer for two minutes to thaw it. If it happens in summer, most likely it's either a rusted latch or broken cable. By the way, there's an emergency release handle inside the trunk too - you might get it open by climbing from the backseat and pulling it. If all else fails, just contact the 4S shop - their diagnostic tool will instantly tell whether it's a wiring issue or control module failure.
