Damaged Key:
- The key itself may be damaged or worn out over time. Look for any bends, cracks, or excessive wear on the key that could prevent it from working properly.
Misalignment:
- The lock cylinder in the trunk lid may be slightly misaligned, causing the key to not properly engage and turn.
Dirt and Debris:
- Dirt, debris, or corrosion can accumulate in the lock cylinder, impeding the key's movement and preventing it from unlocking the trunk.
Damaged Lock Cylinder:
- The lock cylinder itself may be damaged or broken, which would require repair or replacement by a professional automotive locksmith or mechanic.
If you've inspected the key and ruled out any visible damage, and cleaning the key and lock do not solve the issue, it's advisable to consult with an automotive locksmith or a mechanic who can inspect and diagnose the exact problem, and provide the necessary solution to get your trunk
