Rear Hatch Release?
Im about to get one, and had a question the stock location for the button was in the glove box infront of the passenger, but is there a light in that box, i thought there was, and if there was could you splice into that lighting so that when you open the glove box power goes to that switch and the light and it would only have power to it when you open the box...because im debating whether to buy a stock button or just get a button from like radioshack and install it...
and if so, then what size bulb is that because i just went out there and felt a fixture if you want to call it that and there was nothing in it...i will try to snag a pic of it... |
i thought the rear hatch release button was on the left side by the hood realease kinda but higher there is a little square spot for it on mine but mine isnt power so there isnt anything there
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mine '93 is in the glove box. my friends' '99 and '02 are below the streering wheel.:redxbot:
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is there a light in the glove box though, the passenger side one?
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the reason some people have them in their glove box is because they have T-tops. If the hatch release is in the glove box you can lock it when the t-tops are off, so no one can pop your hatch and steal whatever is in your trunk (subs, amp, misc. stuff). I have t-tops and my release is in my glove box (there is no light that I can remember in their). I assume all hardtop models are not like this.
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yes there is a light in the glove box.. mine dont work because i took the bulb out when my glovebox wouldnt shut...
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Originally Posted by pinball-1
the reason some people have them in their glove box is because they have T-tops.
even going by your lame *** excuse, mine has t-tops and has the release under the steering wheel...so my t-tops might be at risk! oh no :eek: do some research fag. |
my 93 Z28 was a hardtop with glove box hatch release.
my T/A is a t-top with non-glove box hatch release. go figure.haha |
after looking at my hatch release, i realized it had a motor in it, so i opened the glove box and removed the cover that covered the hole, after tracing all the wires, they were all good, so i felt around and found a connector, so i pulled it out, and hooked it up to a pushbutton switch i bought to be prepared for the one i was going to buy, so i hooked it all up, and it worked so im happy now that i have that hooked up...
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um...call me crazy...but i think its nothing but a switch that activates a relay that powers an actuator...no "motor".
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yea like norice said no motor it doesnt lift the hatch up or anything its just like a solonoid or something
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Technically it wouldn't be a motor, but you guys know what he means...
Tom, good to hear you got it all taken care off- |
yeah well...like Force said, you know what im talking about...
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yeah as most of you know, im picky as ****.
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Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
yeah as most of you know, im picky as ****.
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