Nope. The switch, the key, or go threw the back seat. You can pull the plug off the switch and jump it with a wire. If the trunk opens replace the switch. If not, the motor in the trunk needs replaced. Check wiring first though. There isn't a fuse. so you don't have to look for that.
SOURCE: 1997 Toyota Corolla Trunk Release not working...
The trunk release cable runs along the inside edge of the car, under the carpet, on the driver side. It then snakes up over the metal under the rear seat, and then into the trunk, running along the trunk hinge/arm, driver's side. You will need to remove the rear seat bottonm and the seat back, and pull the carpet back on the driver's side to see the cable... More below:
-------> Before you do all of that, unbolt the latch handle and see if the plastic tab on the latch that holds the cable is broken; the cable release wires rarely fail, I replace handle assemblies regularly, never a cable. Maybe you just need a handle assby. Feel free to comment back if you need more assistance; Thanks for choosing FixYa.
SOURCE: emergency latch for gas cap 2000 VW Beetle, where is it?
From the manual:
Best of luck!
SOURCE: Hood latch is jammed on 2000 Stype Jaguar. How do
You can use your ignition key to open the boot, it has a key hole on or under the boot chrome trim
SOURCE: stuck hood on 2000 ford 250, latch release won't work
2000 FORD SUPER DUTY 5.4 HOOD STICKS.YOU CAN HAVE AN ASSISTANT PULL THE HOOD CABLE AND EASILY OPEN THE HOOD BUT THE HOOD WILL NOT POP UP ON ITS OWN..ANY ADVISE?
SOURCE: My 2004 Jaguar xj8 will not release both latches
If your bonnet will not release, there is a rubber plug inside fender located up in
the wheel well under the latch. Remove the plug, stick a screwdriver up and pry the latch
back. The hood / bonnet will open.
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