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When was Locked in the Trunk of a Car created?
Locked in the Trunk of a Car was created in 1992.
Where can you get replacement trunk lid springs?
Sometimes parts on a car grow old and break. Replacement trunk lid springs can be bought at car part stores. The person may have to have them special ordered if they are an older part.
Can you drive the insured car of a deceased friend?
Yes, as long as he is in the car. He may be in the trunk, if you don't want to have a corpse in the passagener seat.
Can a car amplifier be mounted in the trunk?
Yes. Some car amplifiers can be mounted in the trunk.
How do you open a car's trunk without the key?
Hey Michael==It would help if you listed what kind of car yu have. SOME cars you can get into the trunk by taking the back seat out and with long extensions, remove the latch. Good luckJoe
Why is a trunk port called a trunk?
a trunk port is called a trunk because it is part of the back end of a car - ie a trunk.
Locked keys in trunk?
If the keys are locked in the trunk of a vehicle and there is access to the backseat, some vehicles allow a person to move a seat back to gain access to the trunk. If the car doors are also locked it is time to call a locksmith.
How do you open the trunk on a 1975 Plymouth Fury car?
the trunk
What does a car have that a truck does not have?
A car has a trunk, and a truck does not.
What is another word for trunk?
A trunk is the stem of the tree.A trunk is the elongated, prehensile nose or snout of an elephant.A trunk is the torso or body apart from the limbs and head of a person or an animal.A trunk is a box, crate, chest, or case with a hinged lid for storing or transporting clothes or other articles.A trunk is a compartment at the back of a car for carrying things.
What is the british English for the American word trunk?
boot (as in the trunk of a car)
2000 Mitsubishi Galant key to trunk wont turn to open and auto lever does not work?
You need to access the trunk lever through the back seat that folds down. Be sure to grab a flashlight and a long tool, such as a flathead screwdriver. This is easiest if you have a thin person that can at least put head and torso into trunk (basically lying down through back seat into the trunk) Next, have someone outside the car, with the trunk key. The person in the trunk need to manuever the flathead screwdriver in the trunk latch as the person outside turns the trunk key. I found out if the trunk is slammed shut or closed with a bit o'force, it jams the latch to open the trunk. So, when closing the trunklid, a little bit of pressure is all that is needed, so to prevent having to climb through the cubby hole in the back seat. Thank Mitsubishi for being savvy for the back seat trunk access ... :)
