How do you lock the trunk on a 2015 200?

Asked by Oopie Mar 18, 2016 at 03:56 PM about the 2015 Chrysler 200 S Sedan FWD

Question type: General

I can just push the latch button and the trunk opens for anybody, anytime

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Bob answered 8 years ago

Review the owner's manual. On many vehicles if you have the key fob near the car the trunk will open.

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gearheadRHINO answered 8 years ago

go to your local hardware store and by a latch and padlock, this will solve your malfunctioning tailgate

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Guru9J6BS answered 7 years ago

I locked my keys in my new Chrysler 200 and the key fob is cover by some paper and i can't get into with a metal hanger how can i get my car unlocked?

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GuruVLLKK answered 6 years ago

None of the above answers tell me why trunk access is available to anyone @ anytime; even if key fob is no where near the car.

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Freezy34 answered 5 years ago

Which latch button are you referring to? Either your car was left unlocked and they can open your truck via button by interior dimming. Or they got ahold of your spare fob....

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Cj answered 3 years ago

How do you disassembly the trunk push button On 2015Chrysler 200

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