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Posted on Oct 29, 2008

Luggage compartment release button

I have 2001 S Type Jag and neither release button will release the luggage compartment lid. It can be releaes with a key and by the hand held remote but the release beside the steering wheel and the one on the lid itself will not work. Checked the fuse, it was not blown but replaced anyway. Any suggestions.

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I had a silimar problem an strange as it sounds replacing the rubber gasket around the top of the trunk fixed it. I had a leak and had to replace the gasket and also the remote wouldn't pop the truck. Jag dealer wanted to replace the entire trunk release mechanism (surprise, usual rip off) for several hundred dollars. I didn't do it and, good surprise, replacing the leaking gasket fixed the trunck release problem.

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  1. Visually inspect for obvious signs of mechanical or electrical damage.


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