Bmw E30 Trunk Lock Stuck at Everett Reynolds blog

Bmw E30 Trunk Lock Stuck. I had this happen and what it was is the linkage from the lock cylinder to the trunk release itself popped off. Your options are to try. 2) push the center of the plastic rivets on the top plastic and then pry them out with a. 1) remove the inner taillight coverings. I hear the latch mechanics but the trunk remains locked. 1) removing the ski hole and then undoing the boot hinge bolts (i still won't be able to reach the rear of the lock area), 2) drilling an. I get home several hours later, tried to open the trunk and now its stuck. The reason your locks are acting up is usually the key is getting worn out from use and/or the tumblers in the locks are getting. Try resetting the lock but opening the trunk, use a screwdriver to put the latch, on the lid, in the closed position. Now put the key in.

1) remove the inner taillight coverings. I hear the latch mechanics but the trunk remains locked. Your options are to try. Try resetting the lock but opening the trunk, use a screwdriver to put the latch, on the lid, in the closed position. 2) push the center of the plastic rivets on the top plastic and then pry them out with a. I get home several hours later, tried to open the trunk and now its stuck. 1) removing the ski hole and then undoing the boot hinge bolts (i still won't be able to reach the rear of the lock area), 2) drilling an. I had this happen and what it was is the linkage from the lock cylinder to the trunk release itself popped off. The reason your locks are acting up is usually the key is getting worn out from use and/or the tumblers in the locks are getting. Now put the key in.

19841993 BMW E30 3Series Trunk Boot Lid Lock Catch Latch Tumbler OEM

Bmw E30 Trunk Lock Stuck 1) remove the inner taillight coverings. I had this happen and what it was is the linkage from the lock cylinder to the trunk release itself popped off. 2) push the center of the plastic rivets on the top plastic and then pry them out with a. Try resetting the lock but opening the trunk, use a screwdriver to put the latch, on the lid, in the closed position. 1) removing the ski hole and then undoing the boot hinge bolts (i still won't be able to reach the rear of the lock area), 2) drilling an. Now put the key in. I hear the latch mechanics but the trunk remains locked. 1) remove the inner taillight coverings. The reason your locks are acting up is usually the key is getting worn out from use and/or the tumblers in the locks are getting. Your options are to try. I get home several hours later, tried to open the trunk and now its stuck.