YOUR RESEARCHCan't open the luggage compartment any more on my 911 (996)
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I ran down the battery on my 911 (996) to the extent that I had to open the front lid by removing the lever panel and manually pulling the cable. I was then able to jump start the car and everything seemed to be working fine. It opens with both remotes and all else is well except that the lever for the front lid still doesn't operate? How can I get this to release?
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The levers have a locking solenoid, which operates a plate that engages in the levers to lock them. Are you sure you didn't pull out the electrical connector for the solenoid when you removed the lever panel? Or perhaps something got snagged when you fixed it back on.
Don't forget the pull out contact in the Fuse Box. Pull it out attach a jump start and you can release the bonnet
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