25:th-Jan-2016, 13:04:05
25:th-Jan-2016, 13:06:03
IRRC only fitted to GTC
25:th-Jan-2016, 13:06:48
Vauxhall are horrible people
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26:th-Jan-2016, 12:28:07
First you have problems in the snow now you decide you can't be bothered to open your boot with your hands..... What's going on mate [FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY]
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26:th-Jan-2016, 12:51:20
(26:th-Jan-2016, 12:28:07)bhalay207 Wrote: [ -> ]First you have problems in the snow now you decide you can't be bothered to open your boot with your hands..... What's going on mate [FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY]The blank space on my key is annoying me! Haha
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26:th-Jan-2016, 13:02:57
Yeah yeah lol
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27:th-Jan-2016, 23:23:17
Sherry has all kind of problems with his car
30:th-Jan-2016, 02:29:47
The happyblue (happylightshow.com) odbii module allows you to do this by pressing unlock on the remote twice however it only pops it open, you still have to lift it where the handle is anyway. This function only seems to make sense on a car with electric boot opening/closing or one that doesn't have a handle/button on the lid.
30:th-Jan-2016, 14:43:56
(30:th-Jan-2016, 02:29:47)stephenjlord Wrote: [ -> ]The happyblue (happylightshow.com) odbii module allows you to do this by pressing unlock on the remote twice however it only pops it open, you still have to lift it where the handle is anyway. This function only seems to make sense on a car with electric boot opening/closing or one that doesn't have a handle/button on the lid.
The wife's Fiesta only pops the boot it does seem a useless feature if you ask me.
30:th-Jan-2016, 14:46:57
Hahaha yeah that's useless!
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30:th-Jan-2016, 15:02:13
My bmw is the same, pops the boot, doesnt open it, waste of time.
My merc when u popped it used to open itself, but it wasnt electric, just musta had stronger rams fitted? So im guessing if u fitted a stronger ram, it would have the force to open it, once popped
My merc when u popped it used to open itself, but it wasnt electric, just musta had stronger rams fitted? So im guessing if u fitted a stronger ram, it would have the force to open it, once popped
30:th-Jan-2016, 15:47:22
(30:th-Jan-2016, 15:02:13)Bloopeta Wrote: [ -> ]My bmw is the same, pops the boot, doesnt open it, waste of time.
My merc when u popped it used to open itself, but it wasnt electric, just musta had stronger rams fitted? So im guessing if u fitted a stronger ram, it would have the force to open it, once popped
Now there's something I didn't even think of lol. gonna look into getting a stronger ram now.
30:th-Jan-2016, 15:59:01
(30:th-Jan-2016, 15:47:22)Rusty2009 Wrote: [ -> ][quote='Bloopeta' pid='28148' dateline='1454162533']
Now there's something I didn't even think of lol. gonna look into getting a stronger ram now.
Kinda like when I was younger, if we fitted RS boot spoilers to non RS cars, they were thick rubber, very heavy, had to get upgraded stronger rams to hold the boot open as the standard ones were too soft and the boot wouldnt tay open
30:th-Jan-2016, 17:31:28
I doubt you'll manage to get a ram strong enough to push a hatchback all the way up
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6:th-Feb-2016, 07:51:52
Maybe what sheppy needs is either a butler or a driver lol
6:th-Feb-2016, 13:34:46
One of the lads in work was looking at a spring or something for his BMW. As the boot only has to lift so far before the rams will lift the boot open. I'll have a word with him and see if he managed to find some. Or if I can get more information.