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props to crash..
went for lunch today .. and it was dinging like nuts..
turned the brightness on the dash all the way up.. and sure enough..
it was quick but i definately say trunk warning.. man it was quick
i had to stare at the dash.. ( back road driving) to finally see it.
now for the question..
I had to adjust the latch to make it stop. ,, more info please
went for lunch today .. and it was dinging like nuts..
turned the brightness on the dash all the way up.. and sure enough..
it was quick but i definately say trunk warning.. man it was quick
i had to stare at the dash.. ( back road driving) to finally see it.
now for the question..
I had to adjust the latch to make it stop. ,, more info please
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Originally Posted by thunderhand
this didnt start happening until i put extra weight in the trunk.
and I was told there is a compressor that adjusts the ride height.
this beep means my suspension is broken ??
it never made a sound before.
and I was told there is a compressor that adjusts the ride height.
this beep means my suspension is broken ??
it never made a sound before.
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unfortunatly, this is where my help has to stop
not because I don't want to, but because it happened about 6 years ago, and I don't remember exactly what I had to do.... to tell you the truth, I can't remember if I unplugged the latch closed switch, or actually physically adjusted either the latch on the trunk lid or the bar on the back of the trunk
maybe you could look at the latch system and see if there is any adjustment that can be made???
other then that, you will probably have to get some info from someone that owns one of the 87 - 91 cars.
I am glad to see that it helped you out, I was kind of going out on a limb with that one, but good to see it worked out.
not because I don't want to, but because it happened about 6 years ago, and I don't remember exactly what I had to do.... to tell you the truth, I can't remember if I unplugged the latch closed switch, or actually physically adjusted either the latch on the trunk lid or the bar on the back of the trunk
maybe you could look at the latch system and see if there is any adjustment that can be made???
other then that, you will probably have to get some info from someone that owns one of the 87 - 91 cars.
I am glad to see that it helped you out, I was kind of going out on a limb with that one, but good to see it worked out.
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it would seem the easiest thing to do would be to disconnect the trunk closed switch
this would leave the DIC indicating it was always open correct.??
or with it disconnected the DIC would not illuminate (trunk) at all.
this would leave the DIC indicating it was always open correct.??
or with it disconnected the DIC would not illuminate (trunk) at all.
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not really sure on that one, I guess I would just disconnect it and check.... just make sure you don't disconnect the wire for the remote trunk open actuator, especially if you don't have a key for the trunk
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on a side note.......
just be glad that you don't have the luggage rack on the trunk lid of your car..... talk about some SERIOUS rattle when the bass hits
just be glad that you don't have the luggage rack on the trunk lid of your car..... talk about some SERIOUS rattle when the bass hits