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02' Civic LX Trunk Release Broken?

 
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Old Apr 14, 2012
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02' Civic LX Trunk Release Broken?

Hey, I'm quite new to the forums. So here I go.

I have an 02' Civic LX (4dr) and the trunk release switch does not work, when I push down on it the gas tank opens fine, but when I pull it to open the trunk I get no feedback (almost feels as if its stuck). I opened the trunk and found the wire that "supposed" open it, and when I push and pull on the wire the actual release switch (on the floor of the driver side) moves up and down.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: 02' Civic LX Trunk Release Broken?

Turn the lock on the release lever with your ignition key.
It sounds like it is locked.




Or there is a problem, it will most likely be found by removing the door sill trim panel to investigate.

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