Can't open trunk

Asked by watcher_2016 Nov 03, 2016 at 01:39 PM about the 2006 Chrysler 300

Question type: General

I removed the battery in order to match it up with another one and forgot I did
not have a trunk key entry.  So without power I cannot use the trunk button on
my key orthe trunk release button on the interior.  What can i do?

4 Answers

35,335

Use a 12vdc cigarette lighter adapter or connect battery to 12vdc to cigarette lighter wires, that will give u power to open trunk

My cigarette light was not working. I need a visual explanation, what is a cigarette adapter and connect a battery to cigarette wires explain further I am not clear

35,335

Connect 12volt battery to the 2 wires that feed the cigarette lighter. That will feedback voltage to the trunk electrical system

Lower rear seat and, using a wire hanger, hook on to the emergency trunk release and pull to open the trunk lid. Or have a small child crawl in and do the same. Don't forget to take the child out of the trunk.

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