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Old 07-27-2012, 07:29 AM   #1
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Question for owners - Boot release button

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Any of you guys have an inactive boot release button on the key fob (i.e. it does jack squat when you click on the button)?

Just wondering if its actually supposed to work lol before I rock up to my dealer and demand an explanation

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EDIT: Solved! Hold down the trunk release button for 2+ secs and watch it pop

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Old 07-27-2012, 07:32 AM   #2
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Isn't there a switch in the boot that turns it on and off? Look at your manual. I think its so valet cannot get into boot.
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Old 07-27-2012, 07:37 AM   #3
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Owners,

Any of you guys have an inactive boot release button on the key fob (i.e. it does jack squat when you click on the button)?

Just wondering if its actually supposed to work lol before I rock up to my dealer and demand an explanation

Cheers
Did you press and hold for 2+ seconds?

Both the in-car and remote button needs couple of seconds before the boot pops....
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Did you press and hold for 2+ seconds?

Both the in-car and remote button needs couple of seconds before the boot pops....
Haha, feel like an idiot now... Thanks! 2+ seconds does the trick
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Old 07-27-2012, 08:26 AM   #5
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Thank god it takes 2seconds. I constantly pop the boot on My current car by accident when I start it. Drives me mad.
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Haha, feel like an idiot now... Thanks! 2+ seconds does the trick
Better to feel like an idiot here that at the dealership :happy0180:
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Did you press and hold for 2+ seconds?

Both the in-car and remote button needs couple of seconds before the boot pops....
This took me an embarrassing amount of time to work out as well.
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Old 07-27-2012, 12:12 PM   #8
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haha i had the same problem with my mkII when i first got it.

i pressed the button for the first time and nothing... i was perplexed so i pressed it again still nothing, scratched me hed, pressed it a few more times and nothing, i wasnt happy the button wasnt working so then i pressed the button and kept it down out of pure frustration trying to either get it to work of destroy the key...... boot pops, i was like ohhhhhhhhh, quick chech to see if anyone looking, no one was so walked away quite pleased with myself that i figured out how to open the boot.

oh then had to turn back to close the boot that was still popped slightly
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