What to Do When the Trunk Lock of Haval H2 Won't Open?
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In most car models, there is a small slot inside the trunk. You can use a key or other sharp object to pry open the outer cover. If you frequently use the key to open the trunk lid, it might be due to a broken linkage rod, and you should go to a repair shop to fix it. If you always use the remote control to open the trunk lid, there might be an issue with the trunk itself, such as a broken wire, which requires repair at a service center or 4S shop. If you haven't unlocked it with the remote key, it will naturally be very difficult to open. Once unlocked, it can be opened easily.
I remember encountering a stuck trunk lock situation when driving my Haval H2 before. That day, I was busy moving stuff when suddenly the trunk wouldn't open, making me really anxious. First, I checked the car key and found the remote wasn't responding—replacing the backup battery fixed it. Not a battery issue? Then try manual unlocking: There's a small hole under the Haval H2's trunk where you can insert the key and turn it; maybe the mechanism got stuck from too much force. If manual unlocking doesn't work either, check the fuse box in the engine compartment—look for a 15-amp fuse to see if it's blown. Always keep some lubricant spray handy to apply to the lock gaps, preventing rust or dust buildup. If all else fails, I recommend visiting a professional repair shop to avoid damaging the lock and wasting money. During regular maintenance, inspect the door lock system more often—periodic cleaning can reduce malfunctions.
