No, the same key used to unlock the car & start the engine is the same key you use to open the trunk. answer If you can open the doors and turn the ignition but can't open the trunk it's because you have a service (valet) key or don't have an original dealer key. Or your trunk key cylinder has failed or rusted shut.
YOUR CAR WA STOLEN AND THEY PUT A NEW IGNATION..... DOOR JOB IT
Had the same problem with my 1999 Breeze, all I had to do was spray the key 10w40.
Fuel? Spark? Compression?
Just spray key wd-40, and work the key in the ignition.
no but if it's not original key the only thing it wont open is the the back seat release to the trunk area Answer The normal key opens all locks. The "Service key" will only open the doors and ignition. This second "service" key is the one you give to your garage when you drop the car off for service presuming they don't need access to your trunk. Answer Both of the above are correct if some one hasn't replaced one or more of the key cylinders,
er, there SHOULD be a key...separate from the ignition key...
drill the lock out
depends on the make; Ford & GM have a separate key for doors & trunk; others use one key for all.
Take the housing off around the steering wheel, get the Allen key that fits the lock and follow the new instructions on the new lock
Take the housing off around the steering wheel, get the Allen key that fits the lock and follow the new instructions on the new lock
There is no trunk release in the car the only way to open trunk is with key or your key fob
There is not you must use key fob or key to get into trunk