Where is the fuse for trunk

Have you not checked all the vehicles fuses?

You have a trunk release button,wiring to check
for open & ground side & the trunk latch may be
bad after 23 years

it may be as simple as adjusting the catch.....cheers

you have a jamed trunk lock so try spraying it with a lubricant if still no results readjust the trunk lock.. it might help.

use duct tape to hold the lid down.....just kidding. insert the key into the lock and see if it will UNLOCK.

YES THERE IS A FUSE CONSULT YOUR OWNERS MANUAL FOR LOCATION AND SIZE

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Take the bulb out.

There are 2 pneumatic pumps in your vehicle. one is vacuum and is for your central locking, located under your rear seat bench. The other is pressure and is called your closing assist pump. It is in the trunk behind the rear liner. It also operates you reverse antennas(optional). Your doors and trunk lid are closed by pressure valves that work like little teeter totters. There is an updated relay called a convenience relay located in the right side of the trunk. It stores all the window paramers(for express up and down) as well as your closing assist parameters. In the right side of the trunk there is a fuse box. If you remove the closing assist fuse( I beleive it is # 15) for 15 seconds and then reinstall it, the parameters for your closing assist will be reset. It is possible that your vehicle already has the updated relay(called a relay but actually a microprocessor) and there is a leak in the system. After reinstalling the fuse you can see what doesn't work( one of the doors or trunk,reverse antenna) and isolate the faulty component. If everything works o.k. let it be because they have always been problematic and when they happen to fail just reset it. hopefully I have been helpful.

You have a pull down switch that activates the pull down motor for the trunk lid to close. The manufacture of this part supplies this to Ford & General Motors vehicles. You can go to a Cadillac dealership & purchase this part far cheaper than at Ford. I use to work at a GM dearlership & my neighboring Ford dealer would order this part from me for the cost of mine where less than the cost from Ford. Figure those guys out at Ford. No wonder they don't need a goverment bailout
Frank

You can adjust the trunk lid by loosening the bolts at the hinges. If that wont work then there is a micro switch incorporated within the trunk latch. You will need to replace the entire latch unit unfortunatly.

the fuse is in the fuse box in the trunk and it is a 10amp fuse marked body2