M5 Trunk Finisher installed
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Originally Posted by C's Bimmer' post='733737' date='Nov 28 2008, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Dr Dave' post='733633' date='Nov 28 2008, 02:52 PM
what happens if you get a problem with the auto open button on the fob?
normally you would use the key, but this conversion hides that, can it be accessed from inside or manually elsewhere?
normally you would use the key, but this conversion hides that, can it be accessed from inside or manually elsewhere?
If you are trying to access the trunk, there are many ways (if you have power), hold the button on your alarm (opposite of your unlock button), or you can press the trunk release button in the car, or you can unlock all the doors and open the trunk that way.
And if you battery runs out and you can't open your doors, use the key to unlock the door manually then open the Hood and tap into the power there.
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Originally Posted by nigxdoof' post='733749' date='Nov 28 2008, 06:29 PM
You mean if you run out of battery? You can tap some power in the trunk with the + and - leads.
If you are trying to access the trunk, there are many ways (if you have power), hold the button on your alarm (opposite of your unlock button), or you can press the trunk release button in the car, or you can unlock all the doors and open the trunk that way.
And if you battery runs out and you can't open your doors, use the key to unlock the door manually then open the Hood and tap into the power there.
If you are trying to access the trunk, there are many ways (if you have power), hold the button on your alarm (opposite of your unlock button), or you can press the trunk release button in the car, or you can unlock all the doors and open the trunk that way.
And if you battery runs out and you can't open your doors, use the key to unlock the door manually then open the Hood and tap into the power there.
no i ment if your remote key fob stops working...how do you get the boot open (trunk or whatever you call it )
as the boot key lock is covered with the finisher, it does not matter if the car has power as there is not a "power opener" inside the car (at least not on euro spec cars) its all done with the key remote fob, or by manually opening the boot with the key
where is your "trunk release button" in the car? i dont have such a thing (or not found it )
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Want an even bigger problem with this : Say you you are installing some mods and have disconnected the battery and then without thinking slammed the boot lid shut. Then what?
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doh...we dont have a boot popper here in the uk do we bruce?
what if you opened the boot placed the keys inside on the floor then shut the boot and it locked....fu**ed.
can we add a boot popper to our uk cars?
could this be my next retro fit
i already have the boot finisher from cooks ferry, but have only now thought about problems.....
im worried because i sometimes have problems with my remote key not working
come on bruce...you are the electronics wizzard.
what if you opened the boot placed the keys inside on the floor then shut the boot and it locked....fu**ed.
can we add a boot popper to our uk cars?
could this be my next retro fit
i already have the boot finisher from cooks ferry, but have only now thought about problems.....
im worried because i sometimes have problems with my remote key not working
come on bruce...you are the electronics wizzard.
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Originally Posted by Dr Dave' post='734125' date='Nov 29 2008, 06:08 AM
doh...we dont have a boot popper here in the uk do we bruce?
what if you opened the boot placed the keys inside on the floor then shut the boot and it locked....fu**ed.
can we add a boot popper to our uk cars?
could this be my next retro fit
i already have the boot finisher from cooks ferry, but have only now thought about problems.....
im worried because i sometimes have problems with my remote key not working
come on bruce...you are the electronics wizzard.
what if you opened the boot placed the keys inside on the floor then shut the boot and it locked....fu**ed.
can we add a boot popper to our uk cars?
could this be my next retro fit
i already have the boot finisher from cooks ferry, but have only now thought about problems.....
im worried because i sometimes have problems with my remote key not working
come on bruce...you are the electronics wizzard.