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Installing 240 trunk release

posted by  someone claiming to be Logan on  Mon Feb 18 17:46 CST 2002 [RELATED]

Sorry, I don't happen to have a picture of a newer motor. It sits to the right of the lock, inside the two panels of metal there that make the trunk. There should be a flat spot with a rectangular hole (maybe 2"x4" or so?) with three small holes for screws around it. The motor has a thin metal braket on the backside of it, the bracket is held on by these holes, and the whole operation is pretty easily seen through that larger rectangular hole I mentioned. Just opening the trunk and glancing will be enough to see if a car has one.
Maybe someone with a digital camera can snap a pic, if not a junkyard trip should show you. They've been plentiful around me over the last couple years.
Sorry to be of less help this time. Good luck.






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