all 4 doors must be unlocked for the hand trunk release to work, i had the same issue until i read the owners manual

 

I had to have my trunk release button replaced in my car.

 

i have all doors unlocked...if i need to open the trunk and the cars on. i have to turn the car off, remove it from starter, then press trunk on key fob. did they replace it for free?

 

Had the button and wire harness (one unit) replaced,good to go for a while.

 

Having the same issue. Will have it looked at for the next oil change and recall notice work.

 

So take it in and decline the recall if you don't want it.

 

I tried to decline the recall but the dealer knows better than you stupid people. They say they must do the recall since it is a fire hazard! How can you question they know everything! I told them not to but none the less it is gone!!!!

 

So be firm with them that you do not want it done. It's your car and you'll keep it as you want.

They'll have to tell GM that you declined the recall, so if your car catches on fire for some reason, you can't blame them. My car isn't going to catch on fire from the splash guard thing. It's a stupid recall that I don't believe would have solved anything.

 

If you decline the recall, and your car catches fire, you might even run into problem with your insurance company.

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I've had my car in since the recall was issued, told the dealer not to perform the recall and had my other issue fixed. No biggie. The switch and wiring will most likely fix your problem. The original ones had issues with water intrusion and corrosion.