Reply to "FRUNK PULL..WHY IT IS IMPORTANT EVEN IN SCOTTSDALE"

Lane AndersonMt. Pleasant, SC Supporting Member

It depends on whether or not the latch is accessible from underneath the car or only from within the trunk. If the later, like Becks, you might need to cut an opening into the trunk via one of the front wheel wells. I did that to my Beck when vetch latch jammed and then fabricated a cover for it. Fortunately I never needed it again. I believe that Becks now have such an emergency access panel from the factory. Creating a similar opening is not a bad idea.

Obviously if your latch is accessible from underneath, then no such work is needed.

6/1/2110:22 AM

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