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Starting at $125.95, AutoBuffy stocks 2 trunk lock assemblies from URO to fit your Bmw 535D. The trunk lock assembly is the electromechanical latch mechanism that secures and releases your trunk lid. When it fails, your trunk may not latch, refuse to open with the key fob, or pop open unexpectedly — leaving cargo unsecured and compromising vehicle security.
Trunk lock assemblies vary primarily by whether they include an integrated electric actuator, a standalone manual latch, or a complete kit with the lock cylinder and keys. Match the replacement to your original setup — mixing an electric unit onto a manual-only trunk, or vice versa, requires wiring work that goes beyond a basic swap. OEM-equivalent fitment is the safest choice for preserving key fob and alarm integration.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OEM-Equivalent (electric actuator integrated) | Vehicles with factory power trunk release or remote key fob | Direct plug-and-play fit; preserves remote, interior release, and alarm functions without wiring modifications |
| Manual latch only (no actuator) | Older vehicles or trims with no power release; budget repairs | Simple mechanical latch and striker; no electrical connection required; lowest cost option |
| Complete lock kit (latch + cylinder + keys) | Cases where the cylinder was damaged, lost, or rekeyed after a break-in | New matched cylinder and key so the trunk key matches the door key; best for full security restoration |
| Remanufactured assembly | Cost-conscious owners who still need a working actuator | Rebuilt OEM core with replaced solenoid and contacts; typically lower price than new but carries a limited warranty |
Start by opening the trunk and pulling back the interior trunk liner to expose the latch assembly, actuator wiring harness, and mounting bolts. Disconnect the electrical connector and any actuator rods before unbolting the old assembly, then transfer any reusable hardware to the new unit before installing and reconnecting. After bolting it in place, test the release with the key fob, interior button, and manual key before reinstalling the liner.