Chrysler 300 Trunk Opens By Itself at David Wirth blog

Chrysler 300 Trunk Opens By Itself. What about the trunk button on the trunk itself? When i make a turn the trunk might open. Have a read of the 14th and 15th post here:. It can be adjusted by untightening the screw and then adjusting. I popped the trunk liner down and unplugged the passive entry button on a hunch and it stopped opening itself. (not sure if your car has that or not, you didn't say what year). It is also possible that accidentally pressing the key fob or driver’s side release is causing the unwanted opening. Its a plastic slide snap that goes over a mushroom pin, similiar to a throttle body cable. The dealer has notes on it. Your car trunk may be opening by itself because the emergency release is stuck, the latch is bent, or there is a problem with the body control module (bcm) or relay. Chances are you're popping the emergency release handle. If that button shorts out it. Drive around and see if the trunk still pops open. There's a replacement trunk button for this which is the usual cause. I've played with the plastic stopper for the trunk to go lower and locks in properly.

What about the trunk button on the trunk itself? There's a replacement trunk button for this which is the usual cause. If that button shorts out it. Have a read of the 14th and 15th post here:. The dealer has notes on it. Your car trunk may be opening by itself because the emergency release is stuck, the latch is bent, or there is a problem with the body control module (bcm) or relay. Its a plastic slide snap that goes over a mushroom pin, similiar to a throttle body cable. I've played with the plastic stopper for the trunk to go lower and locks in properly. It can be adjusted by untightening the screw and then adjusting. Chances are you're popping the emergency release handle.

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Chrysler 300 Trunk Opens By Itself There's a replacement trunk button for this which is the usual cause. The dealer has notes on it. Have a read of the 14th and 15th post here:. It can be adjusted by untightening the screw and then adjusting. (not sure if your car has that or not, you didn't say what year). If that button shorts out it. I've played with the plastic stopper for the trunk to go lower and locks in properly. It is also possible that accidentally pressing the key fob or driver’s side release is causing the unwanted opening. Drive around and see if the trunk still pops open. When i make a turn the trunk might open. Its a plastic slide snap that goes over a mushroom pin, similiar to a throttle body cable. Chances are you're popping the emergency release handle. What about the trunk button on the trunk itself? There's a replacement trunk button for this which is the usual cause. Your car trunk may be opening by itself because the emergency release is stuck, the latch is bent, or there is a problem with the body control module (bcm) or relay. I popped the trunk liner down and unplugged the passive entry button on a hunch and it stopped opening itself.