I have locked my keys inside a Pontiac g6 2005. How do I get the trunck open from the inside

Asked by daisyolveda Sep 01, 2014 at 10:07 AM about the 2005 Pontiac G6 GT

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BoholMark answered 9 years ago

Do yourself a favor and call a locksmith. It's not worth going into the trunk in my opinion.

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Astre answered 9 years ago

Either that or go in the trunk by removing the rear seat.

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David answered 9 years ago

Call onstar. You may have to join but they can unlock your car. I saw on their website 3 months free membership.

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Norm answered 9 years ago

Check your owner's manual. Some cars have an emergency pull handle to open the trunk from inside. You can probably reach it from the back seat access. (If the car has the release, that is).

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