Reply to "Trunk latch"

bosswrenchMember

Remember there is a '72 Ford-published Tech Service Bulletin on adding an emergency front-trunk-latch-release cable. If the stock latch or cable malfunctions, the early 'factory fix' was to remove the grille and reach inside with lights & a long rod to somehow trigger the release catch. On later cars, the grill cannot be removed from the outside. And if there's a spare tire or much 'vital debris' up front, the job is near-impossible.

EVERY owner NEEDS that TSB publication! Available cheap from the vendors or as usual, from the POCA Archives.

1/10/221:27 PM

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