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trunk open warning message V70-XC70 2003

posted by  Yaleh on  Mon Apr 21 17:55 CST 2014
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I'm getting the trunk door open message/warning. Also my alarm is going off randomly which I assume is related to intermittent open signal to a computer. So I visually inspected the wiring in both hinges. Did not apply meter to check but they visually looked fine with no obvious breaks. Also had a look under the seats as I think I read that sometimes things can happen there, again seems okay visually. I tried adjusting the hook on the body where the door closes and I went so far as the door is now rattling. Still I get the message. I tested for continuity along all trace lines in many positions on the glass, and could not find any breaks in them.

So now I'm trying to remove the inside panel of the trunk. I Removed the 4 torx bolts, but it still is solidly attached. Does anyone know how to remove this? I'm going to get in there and see what I can find out.

Also if anyone has any other tips on where and what to do with this problem.

Thanks,

Y.






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