🔧 Trunk Lid Pull Down Switch by GM Genuine Parts - Model 16629927: Enhancing SEO Review

Thanks to this, opening the trunk of my Cadillac Deville is no longer a game, whether it closes or not. Worth every penny!

Convertible top door latched but not lowered the extra ¾ inch. The motor was good and this derailleur was a perfect OEM replacement.

This was a perfect fit for my father-in-law's '93 Lincoln Town Car. Installation took about 10 minutes and works great. He is very happy that the trunk is working again. Recommend.

I thought I needed to replace the entire trunk lowering mechanism on my Cadillac. I was hoping it was just a switch as the entire mechanism costs around $300. This switch solved the problem and the installation took no more than 15 minutes.

Easy install on my classic 1995 Cadillac Sedan De Ville NorthStar! Great Revain price along with two-day shipping for just $5.99. The part also fits many other General Motors models, but automatic liftgate lowering was standard on most luxury brands. Have a nice day!

Works as it should. This is my second trunk replacement release; first from this seller. I'm not sure if the first one isn't working anymore. Hope this one works longer than the other (1 year). Problem is, the bag boys want to slam the trunk lid shut before I can stop them. I had to get used to putting my hand on the lid to close it when I was being helped to shop.

The item was exactly what I needed. This serves its purpose as it supports the trunk lowering function. It's nice to still be able to find GM parts that are still needed for older GM vehicles. The exchange was also easy. I remember realizing that this part was preventing my torso lowering function from working properly. It's hard to believe it has such a big impact. I was happy to find this part and know that it is used in other GM models as well.

My 1993 Cadillac Fleetwood trunk lid latch stopped working so I did a bit of research and found many websites linking to this switch. I've read a bunch of troubleshooting tips, but the easiest thing was to buy one and try it. I randomly ordered 2 which I returned and this seller took them back with no problem. Glory to them. I found out it was the traction motor so I had to buy that too. I needed this part and it fit the bill.

If you have a relative stuck on an outdated car whose trunk won't let you fully close manually due to a "great idea" forcing the motor turns off the last 5% for you and that "great idea" stops working as intended, this switch is probably all you need to fix the problem. There are no instructions included, but it's pretty easy to find videos online for the basics. Find your car name and "trunk bottom switch" and there it is. When your quasi-luxury trunk closer stops working, in most cases it's…