On a 2014 Dodge dart the trunk lid keeps opening up and then out of nowhere the alarm went off what is wrong with this car is it the key to open and lock the doors is there a battery in it that I need

Asked by WhiteDove64 Aug 31, 2019 at 11:21 PM about the 2014 Dodge Dart

Question type: General

2014 Dodge dart
the trunk lid he's
opening up on its
own and then all of
a sudden the alarm
will go off first time
it's ever done this I
don't know what's
wrong with it is
there a battery in
the key thing that I
need to replace is
that part going bad
or what do I do

2 Answers

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look at the latch, any thing loose ? also is the latch going down enough to partly latch , may want to look to see if you can adjust it after that see if you can open it without the key when closed, hope this helps.

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