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SEAT Cordoba Boot Lock??

vectra · 2008-11-15 15:09:39

As most of you regulars probably know I bought a new Cordoba 1.4TDi S this year, After a few weeks when I went one day to open the boot it would not open..!! I looked a the manual and fiddled with ( something ) Not sure if it was the key the door lock itself. But got it sorted. Today it has happened again but now i cannot…

15-11-2008 3:09pm

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vectra

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As most of you regulars probably know I bought a new Cordoba 1.4TDi S this year,

After a few weeks when I went one day to open the boot it would not open..!!

I looked a the manual and fiddled with ( something ) Not sure if it was the key the door lock itself. But got it sorted.
Today it has happened again but now i cannot get it to open.
When I press the key remote i can actually hear the lock unlocking itself but when I lift the Boot Flap it wont open..
Any ideas??

Cheers

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#2 15-11-2008 4:17pm

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Just bring it back, that's what warranties are for.

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#3 15-11-2008 5:01pm

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Anan1 wrote: »

Just bring it back, that's what warranties are for.

I know
just saves me a trip on Monday if possible as I had other things planned

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#4 15-11-2008 5:04pm

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Better to accept the inconvenience now than to wait for the day when you're at the airport and your passport is locked in the boot.;)

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#5 15-11-2008 5:06pm

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The catch is broke then, if you hear it unlocking and it dosen't open its fcuked!
Ananl is right.

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