Why can't the trunk of a Polo be opened?

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ElenaLynn
07/29/25 10:45pm
It may be due to an issue with the trunk lock, where damage to the lock prevents it from opening. Below are the possible reasons why the trunk cannot be opened: 1. The trunk switch may be faulty. After prolonged use of a contact-type switch, the internal contact gap may widen or become dirty, preventing proper connection. This can result in the trunk lid failing to open. You can try using the remote key to open the trunk. If it works, it indicates that the trunk switch is damaged, and replacing the switch should resolve the issue. 2. There may be a problem with the trunk lock itself, where damage prevents it from opening. Replacing the trunk lock mechanism can solve this problem. 3. The trunk lock control system might have an issue, such as a faulty control unit or wiring, which prevents the trunk from opening. In such cases, it is necessary to visit a 4S shop or repair center for inspection and repair.
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