Boot problem
Boot problem
Hi, today I went out to wash my car. Tried to open the boot to empty it, and it wouldn't open. I thought that the problem could be with the central locking pump but the passenger door unlocks fine with the drivers door. When I unlock the car you can hear the usual sound of it unlocking but when you pull the lever it does nothing. I managed to open the boot by using the key, but it is rather annoying and would like it working again. I have tried using the search function to find out what's wrong but had no success. If anyone could shed some light on my problem it would be welcomed. Thanks Ed
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Re: Boot problem
Maybe you should have a look at the slightly newer Polo section in this forum - someone is having a similar problem, although the root cause of your problem could be differant to that one. If your actuator is still mounted okay - can you hear it operating? - if you can it will probably have fallen off like the posting I am refering to, if there is no noise at all, then its either a wiring problem - probably in the section of cabling that flexes when the hatch is opened - or an actuator failure - or a CCM failure. Does it work when you try to release the boot while the car is locked - ie by using the boot release button? - just in case there is a separate "command" path in the CCM for that function.
I'm not sure if there is such a thing as a fuse covering this function, but if there is, I'd doubt if it would fail in normal use and replacing it would solve everything - I'd reckon if that is the case than some thing is faulty - check to see what else covers that fuse to see if any thing else is not working (and may have caused this fuse to fail).
I'm not sure if there is such a thing as a fuse covering this function, but if there is, I'd doubt if it would fail in normal use and replacing it would solve everything - I'd reckon if that is the case than some thing is faulty - check to see what else covers that fuse to see if any thing else is not working (and may have caused this fuse to fail).
