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The button on the key will release the trunk if the car is locked only. Otherwise you just use the grip on the underside of the hatch itself.
As I ponder this I find it odd that the car does not come with an interior hatch release button. Every other BMW does...:confused: |
thanks white...I realize you can do it "manually" via the hatch....I'm thinking more of times when you want to release/open it from the cockpit, etc.
The install RASTA did looks very "factory"....I'm going to check with my dealer about it....Seems to integrate nicely, esp if its hidden in the glove box I don't know why they didn't just do it standard either. For me, one reason I might not do it is b/c our dog will often be in the hatch....and i wouldn't want to release it accidentally. anyway, something to think about |
I though this was standard equipment on the X5....no? I have the same button that AR posted in my X located above the ash tray.
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it might be on the X5....we're talking about the X3 here |
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I will let you know AR....We take delivery mid June, so i will be talking to the dealer soon about the dealer add on accessories we're doing (bike rack on top, a non slip mat for the cargo area--for the dog, and some chrome tips for the exhaust)
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Button on the key works just fine on my case.
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RastaGurl, Do you have a copy of the instructions? Is there a "wrapped" connector for trunk release behind the glove compartment?
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