Anyone ever relocate the trunk button or added a small switch somewhere?
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Originally Posted by Bloody Hatch' timestamp='1444701132' post='23773768
I added a new switch into the dash. Used a 2012 Malibu switch and swapped the inside led light to illuminate amber to match the stock lighting. The oringial trunk switch works too.
Some people relocate that to the roof switch as they run their HT all year long and doesn't need their Softtop.
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Originally Posted by dcho810' timestamp='1444746655' post='23774111
[quote name='Bloody Hatch' timestamp='1444701132' post='23773768']
I added a new switch into the dash. Used a 2012 Malibu switch and swapped the inside led light to illuminate amber to match the stock lighting. The oringial trunk switch works too.
I added a new switch into the dash. Used a 2012 Malibu switch and swapped the inside led light to illuminate amber to match the stock lighting. The oringial trunk switch works too.
Some people relocate that to the roof switch as they run their HT all year long and doesn't need their Softtop.
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ah that makes sense. as a someone who has a soft top, i never thought about that lol
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Nice idea and mod!
You could wire the secondary trunk release to only receive power when the car's ignition has power thus a thief could not open the trunk just by pressing the button (assuming your top is down).
They also sell security keypad devices that require the user to enter a pass code to enable power to the device. This is the one we've used a few times for starter kill:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YW9thRHzYyg
For the radio control and A/C units we do sell a replacement carbon fiber panel as shown here:
You could wire the secondary trunk release to only receive power when the car's ignition has power thus a thief could not open the trunk just by pressing the button (assuming your top is down).
They also sell security keypad devices that require the user to enter a pass code to enable power to the device. This is the one we've used a few times for starter kill:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YW9thRHzYyg
For the radio control and A/C units we do sell a replacement carbon fiber panel as shown here:
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It is relatively simple to do, if I recall it is just snipping one or two wires on the keyless entry module. There used to be a DIY on this but I no longer see it, I swear it came from Modifry but I don't see it anymore.
