Trunk Release?
#11
If that ever happens, I think the back seats have latches where you can bring them down and that leads directly to your trunk. But if you are putting something in your trunk, the best thing to do is leave your car unlocked. It is strange that the 05-09 Stangs don't have a trunk release inside of the car.
#12
If that ever happens, I think the back seats have latches where you can bring them down and that leads directly to your trunk. But if you are putting something in your trunk, the best thing to do is leave your car unlocked. It is strange that the 05-09 Stangs don't have a trunk release inside of the car.
Trunk open, key in the lock. Period.
Cant lock them in if you leave the key in the lock until the trunk is closed again.
Only idiots lock their keys in the trunk.
With this PATS carp, I always carry an extra key with me 24/7/365.
But all jokes aside, if someone can siphon fuel from around the
one way flap just inside the fuel tank inlet at the end of the 2 feet
of 1" ID filler hose, then they earned the fuel and can have it.
Last edited by 157dB; 09-30-2010 at 03:24 PM.
#13
hehe I've never locked my keys in the trunk but every time I think about just setting my keys in the trunk for a moment.. I remember of a guy that posted who locked his keys and had a vert.. had to pay for a locksmith LOL. It's more than enough to remind me not to do it.
#14
silver horse racing makes a kit for like 29 bucks
http://silverhorseracing.com/cart.ph...ategory_id=254
http://silverhorseracing.com/cart.ph...ategory_id=254
#15
like 157 said . plus the tank has a check valve in it at the tank. i noticed mine when we replaced the tank years ago due to the tsb. i do have a locking cap . but its to keep idiot from putting something in the tank
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