Why can't the trunk lock when the doors are locked?
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The reasons why the trunk cannot lock when the doors are locked are as follows: 1. Central locking system failure: There is an issue with the vehicle's central locking system, preventing the trunk lock from engaging. 2. Trunk lock malfunction: The trunk lock itself is faulty, causing the central locking system to fail in securing the trunk when activated; prompt repair is necessary. Below are solutions for a trunk that won't lock: 1. Clean the latch and the area where it connects to the chassis: If dust or debris enters this area, it may prevent the latch from properly engaging. It's best to vacuum the area to ensure no small particles interfere with the mechanism's proper functioning. 2. Inspect the latch and the area where it connects to the vehicle body: If the trunk was closed with an obstruction, either component could be bent, deformed, or otherwise damaged. In such cases, if the component cannot be repaired, contact the vehicle manufacturer or a local repair shop for a replacement. 3. Check the vehicle body around the trunk for dents: If the body is deformed, the latch may not align correctly.