1995 Camry trunk willnot unlock with key.The key will no turn at all. And the unlock in the inteior will not open it either.The cable pullsthe latch but does not activate the unlock

Deck Lid could be jammed or defective latch. Crawl through to trunk and see if pull latch releases it. Have someone lift on the trunk or push down outside while doing it. WD 40 could help or even better spray with white lithium grease spray. 4 or 5 dollars at auto store.

check that latch is releasing when using remote. remote uses a cable to pull latch and cable may need to be lubed causing the latch to stick open. Let me guess if you slam a couple times it will latch, lube the actuator cable and latch well. hope this helps

Did you check and make sure the cable hasn't just popped of and if is has it is really easy to put back on just take a look under the dash where the handle is.

(the key is dead? or the remote lever?) why not say>?
i know of only these tricks. (all cars not yours)
1: crawl true rear set , hole,behind seat.
2: if electric latch, hot wire it.
3: if cable latch. find a way to get to cable and yank the casing
hard, while person 2 tries to open the trunk.
4: drill out the key hole, then usiing a screw driver open the trunk.
5: drive to any lock shop smith. and ask em. its trivial.
A; they (smith) have working keys, or can make keys or can pick the lock
or failing all that do #4.

Valet Key ? 0nly does the drivers door & ignition

Owner's manual should show method of using key to open trunk in this situation. On some, you turn key as far as it will go, then manually operate latch and key will turn further and unlock trunk. No manual latch? Should be a way under hood to supply power from jumper cables.

· There is no motor per say, (a servo that pulls the cable, youd should hear it, every time other then unlocking with key, or pulling inside emergency latch) the cable that connects to the trunk latch mechanism. There is a servo that opens the trunk when you unlock with key fob, or driver side activation. In the trunk pulling on emergency handle, it is pure cable action. One of the most reported problems is that a trunk will not close. In this instance the usual cause is a broke spring in trunk latch. In your case I am guessing that the cable has become detached from locking mechanism. I have not had this problem, however if I did, my first attempt would involve removing the trunk lid linker, there are about 8 or so screws (with felt on them so they are not so noticeable), remove all screws, liner should almost fall off when all screws are removed. I then could inspect latch, manually unlock, then stand outside of care to fix problem: reattach cable, replace latch, replace cable, there may be some other alternatives depending on specific situation.

The lock latch is held by a spring to be in Normal Close position. It it is in open position then there is 2 possible root causes: 1- The cable pulling the latch to open gets stuck. 2- The spring broken or out of its position. Hope this can help to fix it.

There is a cable that runs from the key cylinder to the latch mechanism. There are clips that hold the cable housing in place, and if one of those comes loose then turning the key just moves the housing without releasing the latch. Check the clip closest to the latch. To get the trunk open drop the back seat, crawl in, and pull on the cable.

It is also possible that the cable is broken or damaged and needs to be replaced -- I assume you will then need to replace the enrite assembly.