My trunk will not close

Some trunks have a lever near the trunk latch on the lid to disable electrically opening the trunk. Could be a short causing the trunk open switch to open the trunk. If it doesn't open electrically via a button then you have something bent and the trunk doesn't close properly.

sounds like the latch has locked put a screw driver in the latch where it grabs the bar on the trunk lid turn the key to open and lift the screw driver and un latch the locking mechanism

make sure inside trunk release in trunk is not stuck in open position also try pulling on to try to release it

ok the latch that holds the trunk closed might be engaged u will have to take a screw driver and press it to release it not the latch on the top the one next to the bumper look closely at the in side of it.

Give the locking "jaws" a good dose of WD-40 and start with a pair of pliers ans working the door handle get the "jaws" moving and work it a lot while keep dousing it with the lubricant. Worst case scenario would be that the spring that opens the jaws is broken and will need replaced. Please rate this answer, thanks.

Is the latch mechanism stuck? of had the vehicle been in an accident and the trunk lid is damaged? If it is just the latch, try removing the rear seat and access the inside of the trunk that way. Then you can manually try to open the latch.

I had the same problem on mine.
Tyr this: Use the interior handle and lift it. Hold it and, with a pencil, you need to lift a little part on the lock system. Once this is lift, the door will engage. Now do not lock your door before closing your door!

I am taking a chance on this one because I am not sure if you mean the latch won't latch close or the door won't close. I base my answer on the door won't close one.....

With a large Philips screwdriver on the door insert the screw driver where the latch pin would be if it did close. ( You are trying to replicate the door latch post. Hold the driver there strong and have someone go thru the motions of opening the door. The screwdriver will lift the door lach up as the door is pulled away. Remove the screwdriver and close the door.

You have now just reset the latch towhere it should be.

The problem would have been the door thinks it is closedso the latch is down now. Follow the above and that resets it to be working.

hope that works for you; let me know please ash.

Why dont you call loc smith to unloc the doors
You could take flat screw driver to try push the latch side ways where it latches

remove the buttom where u seat -then look
under the buttom of the back side for 2
fastners and remove them , then push up and lift out of the way u are there