YOUR RESEARCHEmergency Cable Release for Engine Bay
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For reasons far too irritating to discuss right now, I need 2 get into my engine bay and i'm locked out without a way to open it (the in car lever is locked). Is there an easy to access emergency cable release for the engine bay and if so where is it located please. Thanks!
the cable is under the driver rear light, might be able to fish it out with a very thin coat hanger (maybe put some tape on it)... thats all I can think of.
Very easy to get to. Using a spatchula or paint stirrer, pry up thr bottom of the left rear taillight slightly and you will be able to reach the cable and pull it out with a coat hanger or similar wire. Just pull it and the trunk will open.
great! thanks. will try it 2morro.
What's happening Omar, how can the engine lock release get locked up? Let us know so we know what NOT to do
Don't install a compustar alarm in your car John. If you want security, buy a gun and a dog. Lesson learned
How about just some martial arts?? Why would just the OEM "imobilizer" alarm not be enough? They are pretty well dug in to all the car's electronics.
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