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EE3racing 02-03-2008 12:00 PM

immediate help needed
 
Calling all non cable release Boxster owners. My cousin's car is dead, he just bought a shumaker multi charger and a cigerette lighter plug. He's trying to get enough juice in to open the hood. Curiously, he reports that his alarm had enough juice to activate, I didn't know whether that was going to effect his efforts. Anyhow, he lives far from me but is only a celly call away, he's not a 986 member so any of you guys with the 411 post back and I'll call him with the knowledge, thanks dudes.

shaman1204 02-03-2008 12:35 PM

I think in the fuse box in the driver footwell there is a terminal to jump the car. You put the positive cable on that and ground the negative on the door latch then pop the hood.

Burg Boxster 02-03-2008 12:43 PM

or the emergency release cable which, if he's not the original owner, may have been relocated to the to tow plug in the front bumper. If not, it can be accessed thru the passenger wheel well.

Tool Pants 02-03-2008 12:46 PM

What is the model year?

EE3racing 02-03-2008 12:49 PM

Thanks for the responses, car is all set, great instructions and photos in the Bently manual FYI to anyone else with the problem. He says the battery is an autocraft, googled up as auto zone, I'd ditch that if it were me but it's his whip...

EE3racing 02-03-2008 01:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tool Pants
What is the model year?


TP it's an OO but has the electric release, the Bently book says that wasn't supposed to be in it till 01. It was a Finland unit don't know if that makes a difference. The jumper block shown in the Bently book next to the manul spoiler switch he says he can't locate, since I'm not there I couldn't show him the pic. No matter, cycling the door key in the drivers door seemed to be the key to success.


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