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mav

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7th Feb 05 at 20:12

How do you pop boot from inside

[Edited on 09-02-2005 by mav]

Korsa

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7th Feb 05 at 23:57

SOLENOID

Voyto

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7th Feb 05 at 23:57

Solanoid? or climb back there, take out the shelf, remove the carpet cover and push the leaver on the lock mechanism

mav

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8th Feb 05 at 05:15

yeah will do a solonoid when I get round to it..was just for opening it at moment....

Adam-D

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8th Feb 05 at 05:59

fold seats down and reove parcel shelf

there a plastic/carpet cover over the inside of the boot hatch take it off
"couple of torx and lots of pop clips"

then pull/push the operating rod and itshud be open

Adam-D

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8th Feb 05 at 06:00

http://www.autoeurope.co.uk/productinfo.asp?productID=788

mav

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8th Feb 05 at 06:07

thata good adam for 12.95

that got all the bits yeah..think i'll take a note of that website.

you bought from them before? are they reliable if you have........

cheers

[Edited on 08-02-2005 by mav]

Richie

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8th Feb 05 at 08:26

Ive been the one that keeps plugging them not adam

my link my link

Yup ive bought quite a few of em so far mav and they've all been brill

mav

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8th Feb 05 at 08:30

cheers....

mav

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8th Feb 05 at 08:46

ordered

Corsa E-Tec

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8th Feb 05 at 09:19

can you use the solenoids out of the doors of a corsa too?

Richie

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8th Feb 05 at 09:21

You mean the central locking actuators? You could but i dont think they will last that long. And it will be a twat to wire up because to lock the boot you would have to trigger another wire on the motor to release the lever.

Just stick to the solenoid lol

Corsa E-Tec

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8th Feb 05 at 09:26

ok richie, lol, just heard you could use the door actuaters aswell.

mav

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8th Feb 05 at 10:00

so who wants to fit it for me when it comes........

Korsa

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8th Feb 05 at 10:58

piece of piss mate, i got pics of how i did mine if you want em... 20 min job tops

mav

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8th Feb 05 at 11:09

yeah m8 would be helpful.............

email me on mav@corsasport.co.uk

cheers

deanmcreynolds26

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8th Feb 05 at 13:15

quote:
Originally posted by Corsa E-Tec
can you use the solenoids out of the doors of a corsa too?

yes u can! and i have

was easy and is wired to the rear wiper stalk!

deanmcreynolds26

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8th Feb 05 at 13:18

quote:
Originally posted by Richie
And it will be a twat to wire up because to lock the boot you would have to trigger another wire on the motor to release the lever.

with the rear wiper switch it pushes out for a few seconds and then pops back up! switch it off and ur in the boot! sorted!

Corsa E-Tec

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8th Feb 05 at 15:06

I've got my window swicth and actuater so will get started at weekend

deanmcreynolds26

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8th Feb 05 at 15:30

remember to keep the original plug on the boot solenoid and cut the wire further up!

cut the plug off the wiper arm and join the wires!

wire one way for it to push and one way for it to pull! makes sure u do it the right way mate

Corsa E-Tec

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8th Feb 05 at 17:54

i will dean cheers, not using the wiper stalk tho, using a corsa B window switch. one button to push and one to pull

[Edited on 08-02-2005 by Corsa E-Tec]

Voyto

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8th Feb 05 at 19:48

i used the rear heated screen button for mine. i found i kept knocking the rear wiper arm and opening the boot while going along!

mav

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8th Feb 05 at 19:51