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[Solved] Opel Zafira 2007 1.9 cdti: Non-Functional Trunk Lid Button - DIY Repair Queries

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  • #1 17186088
    nilu98
    Level 1  
    Hello. I have a problem with the button on the trunk lid, it doesn't work. It is Opel Zafira 2007 1.9 cdti. Any ideas what could be broken and can I fix it myself?
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  • #2 17186099
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    There may be a button as well as a harness, a flap body
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  • #3 17186140
    kot mirmur
    Level 33  
    Hello Friend. This is a slim installation, same as in the Astra H combi. 90 percent beam cracked, 10 - switch.
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  • #4 17186152
    kuba20111
    Level 12  
    Unfasten the ankle from the switch, when you have the flap open, turn something to the closed position and bridge the cables in the plug. You'll see if it opens.
  • #5 17186377
    CameR

    Moderator of Vehicle Security  
    kot mirmur wrote:
    90 percent beam cracked, 10 - switch

    ... and I bet 90% on a damaged microswitch (switch) of the flap.
    I have already mentioned a few of them in Astra III and Zafira B.
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  • #6 20471399
    DawidKdzioka
    Level 1  
    >>17186152
    Which cables to bridge because the beam is okay, I put the auto flap on the button
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  • #7 20471459
    frankrom
    Level 19  
    CameR wrote:
    ... and I bet 90% on a damaged microswitch (switch) of the hatch.
    I have already replaced a few of them in Astra III and Zafira B.

    I confirm. I've already replaced a few of them.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a malfunctioning trunk lid button on a 2007 Opel Zafira 1.9 CDTI. Users suggest potential causes, primarily focusing on a damaged microswitch, which is believed to be the most common issue. Recommendations include checking the button and harness, and bridging cables to diagnose the problem. Some users confirm having replaced similar switches in other models like Astra III and Zafira B, indicating a shared component issue across these vehicles.
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