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Rear Deck Lid Popped Open?

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YOUR RESEARCHRear Deck Lid Popped Open?

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low pressure in the back

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I had some wiggle in the rear but I think that was due to low pressure in the back.

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low pressure in the back

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I had some wiggle in the rear but I think that was due to low pressure in the back.

Rear Deck Lid Popped Open?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

At an autocross yesterday I get a message on the OBD that said egine fan cooling failure...WTF. I then look at the temp gauge, the light is on but the temp is still at 180. I get out only to find somehow my deck lid opend and that caused the fan to shut off. Anyone else ever have the decklid pop loose (did not actualy open up on me)? By the way, the new Yoko AD07 were awesome. The grip in the front tires were better than expected. I had some wiggle in the rear but I think that was due to low pressure in the back. I bumped up and extra pound and it got better. I think I will need to start at least 2 more psi in the rear and all should be good.

POST 2Original post

Nope, never happened to me but are you sure you didn't accidently pull the lever while washing or getting out of the car?

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Good one... I was out on the course when it happend...did not have the opportunity to do it by accident, both hands on the wheel.

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