1991 Toyota MR2 "trunk lid pops open itself" Questions

...trunk lid and unscrew the phillips screw that holds the tab of the light on. The side (outermost) cover should pop off, using from the farthest aft (back) lip, it will require some force, after that ...

...trunk lid, using a screw driver try to toggle the lasch, it should be rfee but has a strong spring to pop the lid up when opened, also try spraying some penetrating oil as likely it has become sticky ...

...and pull the plug off the latch. If you have a key fob or transmitter that has a button to open the trunk have it tested for a active RF signal, It may be sending a signal to open the trunk lid ...

...trunk where the latch on the lid meats in the middle there should be a square hole put a screw driver in and turn it shouyld open.if there is a cable going to the latch then there is a openning latch ...

...trunk lid is up. I took it to the dealer and they replace the latch and within a week it happened again... twice. a garage door opener in your area is most likely doing this. back you car down the ...

...lid wont stay shut and it shows it open on the instrument panel, it shuts but still shows it as open and then pops open when you are driving try cleaning the lock itself then lubricating it and work ...

...lid open itself When the car is unlocked the boot open itself intermittently. If the car is locked it does not happen. It is a fully electronic/solonoid system. I suspect the solonoid is disengaged ...

...lid in the trunk.  So I tried the suggestion to push on the fuel door while someone pulled the inside lever.  It didn't open but I could hear the latch moving, so I knew the cable was ...

...lid manually, you can pull the trim panel in the trunk at the right side to get the mechanism releasing the cable. Back yard mechanics should be able to replace the solenoid, but instead let them ...

...lid or the shell itself so it will hold tighter, Chances are its worn out. If the adjustments dont work you will need to replace the mechanism. As wear and tear it may have worn out or lost ...