Interior Trunk Release
#1
Has anybody else noticed the lack of an interior trunk release? :scratch: I know we are going retro, but come on! If this has already been posted, please disregard my slowness. I teach special ed, and may be a little special ed myself.
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#5
The real funny thing was the rather large sales guy trying to find it. He was in the driver's seat practically upside down looking under the dash. He swore up and down that it was there. Maybe I am blind, but I didn't see it.
#6
Look all you want. It isn't there. I probably won't be able to get one until '06. Hopefully ford will add it by then. Or maybe, when Job 2 is built, it may include it. Just speculating.
#7
what, too lazy to fold down the rear seats and crawl into the trunk? i'm sure there's one there...
kidding aside, both my 90 and 02 mustangs had them in the glovebox compartment. it's sad when a carmaker deletes features that have been around for so long.
kidding aside, both my 90 and 02 mustangs had them in the glovebox compartment. it's sad when a carmaker deletes features that have been around for so long.
#8
I think the intention is to use the remote release on the key fob.
However I think there should be one somewhere up front also.
Many of the new cars have no rear decklid keyhole anymore - cost reduction I assume.
However I think there should be one somewhere up front also.
Many of the new cars have no rear decklid keyhole anymore - cost reduction I assume.
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Sorry no trunk release except on Key Fob:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/index.php?sh...l=trunk+release
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/index.php?sh...l=trunk+release
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Originally posted by dave 02 gt@November 16, 2004, 10:48 PM
there are ways to get into the trunk
1. key fob
2. key in the lock in back of car.
there are ways to get into the trunk
1. key fob
2. key in the lock in back of car.
And a crowbar.
#14
On my 99, the trunk release on the key fob didn't work if the keys were in the ignition. Hopefully this isn't the case because it could get real annoying when you need to open the trunk and have to turn off the car.
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Originally posted by lordalhays@November 16, 2004, 10:41 PM
On my 99, the trunk release on the key fob didn't work if the keys were in the ignition. Hopefully this isn't the case because it could get real annoying when you need to open the trunk and have to turn off the car.
On my 99, the trunk release on the key fob didn't work if the keys were in the ignition. Hopefully this isn't the case because it could get real annoying when you need to open the trunk and have to turn off the car.
#16
hmm.. what is easier? leaning over to open up your glovebox or hitting a button on your key fob?
Plus the trunk release is now set up to work even if the car is moving at very slow speeds.
Plus the trunk release is now set up to work even if the car is moving at very slow speeds.
#19
Originally posted by jgsmuzzy@November 17, 2004, 4:06 AM
The key fob doesn't work with the engine running, on the SN95's, the button in the glovebox did.
The key fob doesn't work with the engine running, on the SN95's, the button in the glovebox did.