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post Aug 16, 2011 - 4:22 AM
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I had my tires rotated yesterday at a place called Wheel Works. They did access my trunk to check my spare tire and right now, i tried popping the trunk from the lever and I don't feel any tension so I went to the back to open the trunk using the key.

I have not checked the cable yet to see if it actually snapped or it just came lose on on the ends. If the cable is needs replacement, how do I do it?? kindasad.gif

I'd like to complain to the shop and make them fix it mad.gif


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post Aug 16, 2011 - 9:27 AM
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IIRC theres a cable between the release lever in the front, and the key lock cylinder mechanism, which then has a second cable to the actual catch that holds the hatch closed. so if your key works, but not the lever, the long cable may have came off or busted.

the clip at the end of my cable snapped and did something similar.. had to replace the whole cable.. i assume the guy before me yanked it way too hard.


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post Aug 16, 2011 - 2:06 PM
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QUOTE (stephen_lee @ Aug 16, 2011 - 7:27 AM) *
IIRC theres a cable between the release lever in the front, and the key lock cylinder mechanism, which then has a second cable to the actual catch that holds the hatch closed. so if your key works, but not the lever, the long cable may have came off or busted.

the clip at the end of my cable snapped and did something similar.. had to replace the whole cable.. i assume the guy before me yanked it way too hard.


So I checked it and the cable snapped from the lever. How do I take out the whole assembly?


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