Honda Jazz Boot Latch Repair

Fixing a seized boot handle on a 2009 Honda Jazz.

The handle features some steel components which have corroded and this made the handle seize. As the handle was seized the boot lid did not fully close and this at times left the boot light on which caused the car to have a flat battery on a few occasions.

The repair was quite simple, just remove the handle. Disassemble it, clean up the parts and then reassemble with some copper grease to keep away future corrosion. All in nothing was spent on replacement parts just an hour of time and some grease was used.

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