The average cost for a Trunk Lock Cylinder Replacement is between $226 and $254.
Labor costs are estimated between $61 and $90 while parts are typically priced around $164.
This range does not include taxes and fees, and does not factor in your unique location. Related repairs may also be needed.
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Trunk Lock Cylinder Replacement
How are Decklid Lock Cylinder issues diagnosed?
Lock cylinder diagnosis is apparent when attempting to perform any function with the key, but the function does not work. In explanation, the function may be turning the key, removing the key, installing the key, or keeping the key in. When any of these functions are lost, the key is evaluated as well, but the lock cylinder will likely be the culprit. Upon disassembly, the technician can verify the lock cylinder is functioning improperly.
How are Decklid Lock Cylinders replaced?
Depending on the location of the lock, replacement of the lock cylinder can be very difficult or very easy. In some cases, the inner trunk liner will need to be removed where it covers the lock, and generally that allows enough access to disconnect the the linkage from the lock to the latch, and remove the lock cylinder. However, most vehicles can have the trunk lock cylinder removed with relative ease, and without disturbing cover panels.
RepairPal Recommendations for Decklid Lock Cylinder issues
To prevent needing additional keys for your vehicle, an experienced locksmith can rekey the new trunk lock cylinder to match the existing key. This will prevent you from having a separate key for the doors and trunk.
What to look out for when dealing with Decklid Lock Cylinder issues
When the lock cylinder fails, removal can become difficult or impossible, and may require disassembly several components on/in the trunk. The lock may also have to be removed through destruction, and a trained professional should be used to prevent collateral damage.
Can I replace the Decklid Lock Cylinder myself?
A trunk lock cylinder can be replaced at home in most cases, however, if the trunk cannot be opened by any means, it is most prudent to trust a professional. If the trunk can be opened, the lock cylinder can be extremely simple, and the novice DIYer can tackle this task with basic instructions. Keep in mind that the lock cylinder must be keyed to the current vehicle key prior to installation, otherwise the locksmith will need to remove and reinstall the lock.
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