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the back seats in 32s do not fold down. to get into the boot from the cabin you have to remove the rear seat, then unbolt the rear firewall, then try and reach in there/crawl in there.

Hmm I has this problem once where the key didnt seem to work after i had the car panelbeated. This was with my R33. The cable release worked ok tho. I saw this little lever in the boot near the lock were the cable is attached and thought that maybe this has soemthing to do with it. So yeah flicked that level to the other position and closed the boot. :(

The dam key still didn't work. Tried the cable release and now that didn't work :P

Well i learned what the lever did anyways.

Had to remove the whole back seat then the cover panel behind the seat to see into the boot. A nearby broom handle was the weapon of choice and i managed to flick the lever in the boot back into its oither position and get the boot open.

Anyways. I wouldn't want to just have cable only on the boot cos it might just break or something one day.

I am going to try and connect up a central locking solenoid to open the boot. Then i will have key/cable/solenoid.

the back seats in 32s do not fold down. to get into the boot from the cabin you have to remove the rear seat, then unbolt the rear firewall, then try and reach in there/crawl in there.

wow that sux

i thaught they did... suppose i'm wrong lol

yeah basically pull the bottom half of the seat up then remove the 2x 10mm bolts that hold the top half on

would be a mission to get through the firewall hole, doable though, even use a stick, you only need to hit the bootlock

I've shaved mine off, what you could do, is put in a high stop light with lockable screws(or star screws with a screwdriver that only you have)

then if the cable does brake, remove the high stop light, put your finger down and flick the lock

I'd just be worried taht someone might do that to mine if i did it,

ScreamingSkyline on this forum has done it on his, looks very nice :(

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