Re: I have a 2011 dodge charger and my trunk release on...
If its the electrical type, start with checking the switch for contact, check wiring to it has power or not, then check for blown fuse. Then check the electrical wire and pc in the trunk -- parts do fail.
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There are two fuse boxes. The first, called the Integrated Power Module, is in the engine compartment. The second, called the Rear Power Distribution Center, is in the trunk under the spare tire access panel.
There is a fuel filler door release switch on the driver's side door in the map pocket. The fuel filler door will pop open when the switch is pressed. It is closed manually.
If this system is malfunctioning, a manual release is located in the trunk. Remove the access cover which is located on the left-side inner trim panel and pull the release cable. The fuel filler door will pop open.
Enter into the trunk space after folding the rear seatbacks down. Pull the yellow emergency trunk release handle that should be dangling right beside the area where the trunk latches to the car.This should get the trunk open so that you can expect the locking mechanics for damage:bent steel, something foreign stuck inside, bad cable, etc.
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