how to get into trunk with dead battery

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Asked by Christann Jan 01, 2017 at 06:44 PM about the 2004 Lexus SC 430 RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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You have to go threw the back seat. They should pull down, then get inside the trunk and pull the safety release to open.

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The battery jump box was in the trunk as there is no space on the rear seat. I read the manual. It instructed me to lift the carpet covering in the center lower console of the car. Under the fabric of the lower console, there was a pull cable that opened the trunk. The fabric was a little stuck but finally came up allowing me to view the cable.

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Thanks for letting us know, glad you found the release.

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Chirssy was absolutely correct . I had the same problem and this worked like a charm.

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thanks wsorked lika charm plus as a real man i didnt read the manual but took direction from a woman......

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