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Can the trunk of a 456 open from outside?

Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by joelk, Nov 6, 2003.

  1. joelk

    joelk Rookie

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    #1 joelk, Nov 6, 2003
    Hi there,

    Proably another daft question for you all, but would appreciate any advice / knowledge...

    Can the trunk (boot) of a Ferrari 456 GT (1994) be popped from outside of the car? OR is the only way to open the lock, to flick the switch inside. (Sometimes, it can be inconvienient, eg when loading bags, etc). Perhaps by pressing the remote locking buttons a certain way, or other secret technique?

    Had the car for a month now. Absolutely love it! Just need to plan ahead when using the boot...

    Thanks,

    Joel
     

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  2. zackspeed

    zackspeed Karting

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    #2 zackspeed, Nov 6, 2003
    the switch on the console is the only way to normally open the trunk, but there is an emergency release cable just below and in front of the drivers side rear seat cushion (near the floor), it may be tucked under the carpet but its there in case the switch or the solenoid fail.
    regards, zack
     
  3. donv

    donv F1 World Champ
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    #3 donv, Nov 6, 2003
    I have yet to own a Ferrari where the trunk can be opened from the outside. Is this still true on the 550 and 360?

    My 456 came with an aftermarket remote which only disables the alarm. I considered having the second button wired to open the trunk, but decided that the italian wiring was probably stressed enough without that addition.
     
  4. EVartanian

    EVartanian Formula 3

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    #4 EVartanian, Nov 7, 2003
    550 is just the same it sounds like. Must click the switch on the dash to open it. No way of doing it from the outside. It is a bit of an inconvenience, but what the hell.
     

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