Reply to "Door jam lever"

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quote:
Originally posted by Buttondoor:
A good idea is always to add a secondary remote release

That indeed is a good idea

quote:
Originally posted by MARLIN JACK:
...It would be 'Trick' to Go to a Electric Solenoid at the Latch! Then You could run the wireing Most anywhere...

But would make the unique lever useless...
You could use a solenoid, and a (push)button in the dash to release the lid. A modern pushbutton so to say

I went for the temporary solution today, and now need to pull a cable in the back of the wheel well - works fine. Bought me two NOS latches too...

6/19/1010:14 AM

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