Next Question-'71 Remote Trunk Release
Posted: Wed Aug 07, 2013 9:46 pm
Conflicting info it seems:
The factory service manual electrical diagrams show that the remote trunk lid release is electrically operated. In fact, my trunk latch has an actuator attached to it which has a single wire pigtail. There is a mating connector on a black wire which runs along the driver side interior up thru the kick panel to the dash. Haven't yet traced it any farther. I have a push button switch inside the glove box.
The factory operator's manual says that the remote trunk release is vacuum operated. In fact, there is a hose, presumably vacuum, in the trunk, and terminated with a plastic tee. It's not long enough to reach the trunk latch.
Obviously mine isn't working.
Anyone know the real info here - electrical, vacuum, or a combination of both?
The factory service manual electrical diagrams show that the remote trunk lid release is electrically operated. In fact, my trunk latch has an actuator attached to it which has a single wire pigtail. There is a mating connector on a black wire which runs along the driver side interior up thru the kick panel to the dash. Haven't yet traced it any farther. I have a push button switch inside the glove box.
The factory operator's manual says that the remote trunk release is vacuum operated. In fact, there is a hose, presumably vacuum, in the trunk, and terminated with a plastic tee. It's not long enough to reach the trunk latch.
Obviously mine isn't working.
Anyone know the real info here - electrical, vacuum, or a combination of both?