Trunk will not unlock and top is up.how do I get it open.

Asked by migration_Dodge_Boy1... Jun 06, 2014 at 08:44 PM about the 2005 Chrysler Crossfire Roadster RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

It is a roadster SRT-6. Said that special wrench is to be used to turn bolt to manually
open or close hood.we could not feel one . Cannot see down with top up.

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migration_Dodge_Boy1... answered 9 years ago

I finally got top open, Now I have to fix trunk. I took all plastic pieces apart behind seats.top plastic piece does not come off leaving neparrow opening all across dead ctr. Find someone with slim arm to reach in. Under black rubber piece there is a spot to put 6 mm Allen wrench. Put wrench in place & pull. This will release top.now use special wrench as shown in owners manual to open the rest. There is video on srt-6.com so it is understood where Allen wrench goes. Hard to explain.

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