can i superglue my trunk key in, and have it still work?
12-29-2003, 10:40 AM
#13
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Damn.... that would make me the Getto-est race car on the track! 
This is what I didn't want to spend the time doing.... (sorry for stealing your pic mike).
Originally posted by Destiny2002
Scot,
Take off the latch plate and use bungee cords... I'm sure Ollie's has them.
Scot,
Take off the latch plate and use bungee cords... I'm sure Ollie's has them.
This is what I didn't want to spend the time doing.... (sorry for stealing your pic mike).
12-29-2003, 11:57 AM
#14
Former Sponsor
I have much experience with superglue and I think this is a bad idea. Most likely the lock mechanism will be glued as well, so the key may be glued in, but it will not work.
12-29-2003, 12:02 PM
#15
Thread Starter
That is what I was afraid of.... luckily I did not try it........ I guess I am going to cut my bumper and do it the right way. 
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Rick Hesel
I have much experience with superglue and I think this is a bad idea.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Rick Hesel
I have much experience with superglue and I think this is a bad idea.
12-30-2003, 09:06 AM
#18
Registered User
Scot,
In the USDM versions there should be an 'entrapped children' manual release located on the inside of the trunk.
Would it suffice to attach a steel wire to it with a tab and leave it hanging outside of the trunk when it is closed when you're on the track? (Similar to an emergency release handle eg.)
Regards,
Siepel
In the USDM versions there should be an 'entrapped children' manual release located on the inside of the trunk.
Would it suffice to attach a steel wire to it with a tab and leave it hanging outside of the trunk when it is closed when you're on the track? (Similar to an emergency release handle eg.)
Regards,
Siepel
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