Glad to be able to help🙂👍

Glad to be able to help🙂

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did it work

Thank you🙂 yea that definitely would make it trickier..hope your able to figure it out

Thank you🙂

Thank you🙂

Thats great! So glad it was helpful

So glad to hear ur able to use the trunk now🙂

@@backyardchevy328 lol Voice texting

@@mrourcanada8964 me? No, i hand type it all lol

@@backyardchevy328 No it was me voice texting it’s hard to type on the phone fingers too fat

So glad it was helpful🙂

Thank you🙂

Glad to be able to help🙂 thank you

@@backyardchevy328 issue resolved based on one of comment in your video, someone said Toyota dealer turned key to opposite direction with full power...and job done in few seconds....I also did same by risking key...but succeeded eventually after one week waiting...thanks

@@rajafaisalhanif9276 thats great! Glad u were able to get it working again

Thank you🙂 much appreciated...well they do have super thanks option now🙂👍

Glad to be able to help🙂

That works too 🙂

Thank you..well it has that lever on the end of the lock cylinder at the back and if its slides back far enough that part will turn but the inner mechanism on the lock cylinder will still be stuck in the same (unable to rotate position)

Thank you🙂

The inside trunk release button next to drivers seat doesnt work either? If its just the switch thats bad maybe u can do a bypass with a wire to pop the solenoid and open trunk its probably ur best bet to try if no access to trunk and if key doesnt work

Hi..i just linked em in the description..but its a clip remover or clip pliers set

@@backyardchevy328 Thanks!

Good luck, hopefully ur able to get it open

Have u tried removing the lower mounting bolts for the back seat for the part that flips down?

I have a 2000 Toyota Corolla and had a similar issue. I was able to remove one of the back speakers and then was able to reach one of the release levers.

@@2007rosey very good idea🙂👍

I have same problem with my Corolla 2009 since last week, now I saw this video...very helpful...but not tried yet...after reading this comment I'm in tens again how to deal with it

Maybe removing the backseat and look for a possible access to reach in and pull the release

@@backyardchevy328 thank you, I will see if I can get someone to try that for me.

@@Jalafa3 good luck..most seats that dont fold down are pretty easy to remove..so hopefully theres access

The seat bottom should be able to pull up and out...and itll have a couple bolts attaching the seat back u can remove and maybe thatll give u access to be able to reach in

@@backyardchevy328 The Bottom seat comes out easily. I do see bolts at the lower end of the 2 backer seats. I wanted to try my arm thru it (as somebody at Fixya was advising) but then I started in the wrong side! In the 60 of the 60/40 side , below, I pulled the side edge cover and discovered the wiring .... I started pulling 1 of 2 and ... now I cannot close the gasoline small door in the side! 🤣Before continuing with my demolition, I will spray silicone in the key hole and later will smack the key with a heavy whatever! I did that with an earlier problem with the ignition key that would not turn to ACC, ON, etc and it did worked. Thank you for your moral support! and heavy video.

@@clusa3721 yea those lower bolts if u remove em it allows some til upwards to reach in..but hopefully that works...good luck🙂👍

@@backyardchevy328 Well. Today i paid more attention and ... those bolts are really holding the seat belts connections! So, back to square 1. I will ride my bike to purchase a battery connector to replace the melted one. Then i will see if I learn to check the fuses, will also patch the positive wiring with the black electrical tape and then ... I may dare to turn the ignition key with the hood up or I may use the starter relay ( or another one 3,5,?) but the #30 and #87 to avoid/bypass the starter (?)... Do you think I have a plan? Today I put some 3 in 1 oil in the trunk key and i was trying for a long time and I even smacked the key hard twice but nothing happened. I do have the feeling that once I connect the cables to the old battery the trunk may open normally. :-(

@@clusa3721 the ones on the bottom of the seat back, you've tried taking those off?

Got a new lock cylinder for 58 i believe..then had it rekeyed to the original key..not sure what he paid for that .then i installed it

Doing this keeps the inside latch working..it just disconnects the trunk key/lock which keeps it stuck in position..so once the trunk lock is replaced or fixed the rod can be reattached to be able to open it with the trunk key

@@backyardchevy328 so it is still safe to use, correct?, nothing bad can happen with me not having this part?

@@paulchavez2448 yes still safe..they had it that way for about a month before getting the lock replaced..its safer than how it was with the broken lock

@@backyardchevy328 ok thank u ill try this

Well the latch does pull a cable to disengage it, but if it cant pull far enough it wont release, if u can disconnect the rod from the trunk lock it may be able to allow the travel necessary..if not u can unbolt the latch from the trunk so the trunk will open and youll have a better view of it.

@@backyardchevy328 thank you I'll definitely give it a try.

@@youngbaddiee327 good luck🙂

Well i believe those have the release latches in the trunk so u may have to unbolt the bottom of the rear seat back to be able to reach in trunk

ok I will do that first to get to my trunk but after I open the the trunk will it work if I remove the rod jus like how you did it on your video.

@@dnutzz5358 yes, it should.. the rod attaches it to the lock and thats whats preventing it from allowing it to move enough to unlatch from the trunk release

Thankyou bro

Sometimes the back seats are easy to remove..the lower seat cushions will just pop upwards..then there will be a couple bolts holding the seat backs where the lower seat cushion were covering..and that may give u access

Are the seats easy to remove..normally the lower seat just has clips and u pull it up and off..then the seat backs will have a couple bolts to remove

Yes, it should..the latch is still the same

@@backyardchevy328 thank you for replying! Nice video 👍 what year was the yaris in this video?

@@decisions139 thank you..its a 2012

@@backyardchevy328 have you ever had one with the yellow tab missing? Mine is missing so idk I can pop open?

@@decisions139 does it have the cable where that yellow pull handle would be at? Theyre easy to fall off but if the cables still there u should still be able to pop it open

To recline the seat?

@@backyardchevy328 Yeah. It's all good. I figured mine out. [Latch wasn't locked from the trunk side.]

@@breeoduwole8529 glad to hear it🙂👍

Is it older than the 2000s? All cars after 2001 i believe have a emergency trunk release..some may have a button or some way to emergency release it

Were u able to find another way?

Hello🙂

U should be able to access it by popping out the lower seat cushion. And then youll see bolts that retain the seat back from the bottom and it should give u enough movement to be able to work something through there

@@backyardchevy328 had to take apart my entire back seats but I did it. Thank you so much.

@@ohslothz4079 glad u were able to get it done🙂 great job👍

Yea very much so, u could try unbolting the lower part of the back seat to see if it gives u enough room somehow

@@backyardchevy328 I'll give it a shot, thank you!

@@HaruhiDancer4Ever good luck

@@backyardchevy328 omg. So I got my trunk open, but my back seats do NOT go down at all. I dont know what the problem is with the trunk latch, but at least it's working now.

@@HaruhiDancer4Ever yea definitely great u were able to get the trunk open🙂👍...for the seat? u pull on the lever to lower the seats and doesnt release the seat latch?

The latch and cable broke? The plastic handle can come off the cable pretty easy..if not using a screwdriver to try and pop open the latch might work

Just the plastic latch in trunk broke I then tried pulling the cord the latch was attached to with a strong tool wouldn't open it's jammed

@@madi1494 have u tried spraying it with wd40..and maybe have someone on the outside pulling up on it maybe to help free it

Yes I tried that 🙂

Do you know if there is anything else I can try from the inside of the trunk to get it open

Also, mines doesn’t feel like it’s pulling the cable

I have a 2007 Camry. Idk what to do

Thats how the one on the video started, it wouldn't turn then the slot tilted to the side on its own, then the pull cable on the inside would feel like it was caught somewhere and wouldnt open...so when i went in through the backseat, even then the emergency release was hard to pull

Thank you🙂 yea that cylinder was used pretty often since it doesnt have a keyfob that clicks it open

Oh no..yea thats quite a dilemma..i know u can reach ur arm behind the seat and pull the cable near the latch part, but its hard to find exactly where without being able to see

@@backyardchevy328 why do they design it that way, my trunk on Toyota 2007 Corolla is the same way.

@@merlekimbal3755 not sure if the designers take into account what if problems unless they become too common of a problem so maybe in newer toyotas thats why now they can lower the backseats from inside

I would remove the seat bottoms and remove the bolts that attach the seat backs at the bottom to be able to fold the seat upward enough to reach in

Lol well thank you i appreciate it

Yea some toyotas had it that way unfortunately

@@backyardchevy328 they really said “fuck the consumers” a small problem becomes a bigger issue than it should be

@@__knull6554 yea unfortunately seems they realized it too late since the newer vehicles all seem to allow u to recline em through the cabin

@@backyardchevy328 maaaaaaaan, we’re only humans. Trial and error :(

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U weren't able to get it open?

No sir im not sure what the problem is. But im trying this on a Nissan Versa

Yea its a common issue