leif997

Closed the trunk!! How the F am I supposed to open it now?

RollingArt

You can jump power to the system @ the fuse box.

Check your manual. Piece of cake!



Phil

leif997

I'm familiar with that tech.; will it work with battery disconnected
and ecu out?

Should ecu be replaced and then try jumping or will battery d/c'es obviate all of the above??

996FLT6

Get a portable jump starter and locate fusebox driver side by dead pedal pull out cover and pull the brass thingie out attach one jumper to that and other to some ground like the door lock and and press trunk release. Done deal. Mike

996FLT6

Dont know bout ecu but works with a disconnected battery. Mike

leif997

thanks, brothers!!
if trad. tech. does not work with ecu out; I'll try it after it gets it's ecu EVOmsit flash and reinstalled

should be viscious....light and sharkey straight pipes and a flash....nice!!

mobonic

Leif997,

I did the EXACT same think last week when we sent my ecu to EVOMS.

Disconnected the battery, removed ECU and my friend closed the trunk...

I jumped it with another car through the fuse box and got power to open the trunk. (I did this after I reinstalled the newly flashed ECU).

I also thought it would not work at first, but you are using a secondary power source so it does not matter if the battery is plugged or not.

leif997

thanks for the reassurance!! what hp did you expect the flash to bump it to?

daytonaviolet

if i remember correctly, isnt there an emergency trunk release cable located in the right fender well? else, jumping the fuse box location will also work.

Apex GT

Portable jump starters do not always work due to some circuitry! A real battery is the ticket.

mobonic

EVOMS stated 18 HP with all my other mods (Straight pipes, Plenum, CAI)

Its hard to tell/feel HP increases of les than 25-50 for me.

The car does feel a bit more responsive and I it got some low end torque back that i lost when i went to straight pipes.

Unitah

The is an emergency hood release cable accessable via the right door under the right fender. Open the right door wide, then just above the door hinge, reach under the right fender. There is a stainless steel cable. Pull it, the hood will pop right open. 2 second fix...

Jonathan

leif997

Now THAT is a quick fix!!!
Thanx Doc!!