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YOUR RESEARCHUnlock trunk

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Use key

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I used the key to unlock the door manually but the trunk remains locked.
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Recommend pulling the fuse at c3 (row c, 3rd

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Suggestion · Original poster
They recommended pulling the fuse at C3 (row C, 3rd from the left) inserting a wire jumper.
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Recommend pulling the fuse at c3 (row c, 3rd

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Suggestion · Original poster
They recommended pulling the fuse at C3 (row C, 3rd from the left) inserting a wire jumper.
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Recommend pulling the fuse at c3 (row c, 3rd

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Suggestion · Original poster
They recommended pulling the fuse at C3 (row C, 3rd from the left) inserting a wire jumper.
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Unlock trunk

Use key

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster
I used the key to unlock the door manually but the trunk remains locked.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I locked my 99 / 911 with the remote key. The car had been sitting and the battery is now dead. I used the key to unlock the door manually but the trunk remains locked. I'm trying to find another way to unlock the trunk to get to the battery..............help!

POST 2Original post

If you pull the fuse panel located by your left foot, you will see the spot where you apply 12v to pop the trunk.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I called the dealer and they said basically the same thing. They recommended pulling the fuse at C3 (row C, 3rd from the left) inserting a wire jumper. Connect a 12v power source to the wire and ground to the frame. This would activate the security system to release the trunk. Would a battery charger be a suitable 12v source? Are we talking about the same spot / fuse? Another way is to pull the passenger wheel and loosen the inner fender and behind the head light is a manual pull ring to release the trunk. Your suggestion looks like the quickest route. Thanks Bob A

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