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Originally posted by Andy.B View PostPop off the roundel and hole saw through the trunk, open trunk, and stick the roundel back on. No one will ever know.
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your best bet is going to be rolling the window up somehow.
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Originally posted by ThatOneEuroE30 View PostUntil it rains and water goes into the cuts under the roundel and makes his trunk floor rust out like mine... If he cuts the trunk lid at all its gotta be replaced.
I already posted a solution: remove the power window switch, jump power and ground to the harness to wind up the window, and remove the door lock tumbler.
Or, tap into the harness and trigger the solenoids to unlock.
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Originally posted by Andy.B View PostI wasn't serious. Lol.
I already posted a solution: remove the power window switch, jump power and ground to the harness to wind up the window, and remove the door lock tumbler.
Or, tap into the harness and trigger the solenoids to unlock.
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Originally posted by Andy.B View PostWhat year did they do away with the ability to manually wind the windows up manually? I thought you could pop off the plastic cover on the door card and use an allen wrench?
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Originally posted by FLG View PostHave you guys ever tried to remove a door panel with the door closed? It's nearly impossible without ruining it.
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Originally posted by Andy.B View PostWhat year did they do away with the ability to manually wind the windows up manually? I thought you could pop off the plastic cover on the door card and use an allen wrench?Originally posted by ThatOneEuroE30 View PostI think the same years as the face lift.
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Originally posted by Andy.B View PostBut a door card is much easier/cheaper to replace than a trunk lid.
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I'm not saying make a hole anywhere but I'm sure there's a way to get this done.
Op try pulling up the door lock a bit, while holding it try to open the door. My car, even double locked, there would be enough play in the passenger side lock to still get the door open.
Will be home soon to check on that trunk lid lock idea.
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why would the door have to be closed for removal? if the window is rolled down enough to block the lock cylinder then you can just reach in and unlock the door.
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