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Why Can't the Trunk Open After Snowfall?

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BrodyRose
07/30/25 4:54am
Reasons why the trunk cannot open after snowfall are as follows: Linkage rod or lock cylinder issue: If you often use a key to open the trunk, the linkage rod may be broken. Go to a repair shop to open it. If you always use a remote control to open the trunk, the lock cylinder may be dirty or rusted. Spray some rust remover into the lock cylinder a few times to open it. Frozen or stuck: If the car was washed in winter, it might be frozen. In summer, something might be stuck. Not unlocked: The trunk is hard to open because it was not unlocked with the remote key. Trunk malfunction: The trunk itself may have issues, such as a broken wire or other problems causing the trunk to not open.
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