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Idlegrip 09-15-2020 01:51 PM

Trunk
 
Hi all
I’ve been trying to get my trunk open. Fob doesn’t work and cable release seems to have snapped. It’s a base ‘00 986. Do all 986’s have the emergency release cable under the taillight? I’ve been digging around and want to make sure I’m not wasting my time. I can’t get the bumper off completely because the spoiler doesn’t go up. The car is new to me so I haven’t gotten To fix everything yet...

1PorscheBoxster986 09-15-2020 02:08 PM

There should be an emergency trunk(rear) cable behind the rear wheel liner on the driver side. You should not have to remove the rear bumper. According to others remove your wheel, remove the liner, and dig for that cable and give it a yank. Here's an image from renntech. I have not done this as of yet; only experience with the frunk cable. It's possible the previous owner re-route the rear cable.

https://www.renntech.org/uploads/post-4-1164692198_thumb.jpg

Idlegrip 09-15-2020 02:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1PorscheBoxster986 (Post 624400)
There should be an emergency trunk(rear) cable behind the rear wheel liner on the driver side. You should not have to remove the rear bumper. According to others remove your wheel, remove the liner, and dig for that cable and give it a yank. Here's an image from renntech. I have not done this as of yet; only experience with the frunk cable. It's possible the previous owner re-route the rear cable.

https://www.renntech.org/uploads/post-4-1164692198_thumb.jpg

Yeah, I’ve read that and many others. I’ve also seen pictures and diagrams but they’re all vague or contradictory. That’s why I’m asking. If the previous owner moved it I would think it’d be more obvious


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