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Use torch you will see a release cable

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n/s rear lamp push the bottom of the lamp up and using a torch you will see a release cable using a long thin screwdriver hook the loop of the cable and pull to the left
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Use torch you will see a release cable

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n/s rear lamp push the bottom of the lamp up and using a torch you will see a release cable using a long thin screwdriver hook the loop of the cable and pull to the left
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi folks Desperately need some advice. Ive managed to push the the engine lid release button into it's housing. Now I can't open the damn thing and Ive got somebody coming to see it very soon to hopefully buy it. Has this ever happened to you? Are their any trip switches/pulls/levers any help would be greatly received thanks Migration info. Legacy thread was 112311

POST 2Original post

have you looked in the manual as IIRC there ia a bit about opening the boot and bonnet manually have you tried opening up the housing to get at the switch ? Migration info. Legacy thread was 112312

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n/s rear lamp push the bottom of the lamp up and using a torch you will see a release cable using a long thin screwdriver hook the loop of the cable and pull to the left Migration info. Legacy thread was 112582

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

thank you for the advice, will try tomorrow (day off) Migration info. Legacy thread was 112731

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