Help - I can't open my boot!!
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Morning all,
After having owned my new S2 for 2 weeks and only driven it on the afternoon I got it I was determined yesterday to take it out come rain or shine. Because, unsurprisingly, the weather looked "showery" at best I thought it a wise move to put the roof in the boot - only problem was I couldn't get the boot open!
The cable feels tight and I can hear the mechanism clicking, but it doesn't appear to be moving enough to release the catch.
Anyone got any ideas?
And to make it worse, by the time I'd finished trying to get the boot open it was tipping down so I ended up not going out for a drive
Longers
After having owned my new S2 for 2 weeks and only driven it on the afternoon I got it I was determined yesterday to take it out come rain or shine. Because, unsurprisingly, the weather looked "showery" at best I thought it a wise move to put the roof in the boot - only problem was I couldn't get the boot open!
The cable feels tight and I can hear the mechanism clicking, but it doesn't appear to be moving enough to release the catch.
Anyone got any ideas?
And to make it worse, by the time I'd finished trying to get the boot open it was tipping down so I ended up not going out for a drive

Longers
Edited by Longers on Monday 2nd July 09:49
Barkychoc said:
Got any speakers in the rear?
If so could you remove one and reach inside ??
Might be a good time to cut a hole for one if you get really desperate !
Chris
No rear speakers Chris, although this might be an idea to think about. Only problem is the roll bar and the cross members would mean I'd either need to remove it (connected to chassis If so could you remove one and reach inside ??
Might be a good time to cut a hole for one if you get really desperate !
Chris
) or find a slender soviet gymnast who'll be able to squeeze through.......Had the same probs with mine last week, only my roof was IN the boot and it was p
ing down at the time. My boot is electronically operated but I did find a way in with a long thin screw driver VERY CAREFULLY I hasten to add. Turned out the roof had nudged the hydraulic arm off its mounting hense the boot lid not coming up. Simple to fix, even if I did have to ask the boys on here for some help.
ing down at the time. My boot is electronically operated but I did find a way in with a long thin screw driver VERY CAREFULLY I hasten to add. Turned out the roof had nudged the hydraulic arm off its mounting hense the boot lid not coming up. Simple to fix, even if I did have to ask the boys on here for some help.Thanks to Roy's help problem was sorted in minutes. Looks like the Russian gymnast and rear speakers will have to wait a bit longer 
Still not been able to get the car out due to last nights thunderstorms so spent the evening on my hands and knees polishing wheels.....


Still not been able to get the car out due to last nights thunderstorms so spent the evening on my hands and knees polishing wheels.....
Mike R said:
50 weeks to get my new toy , Hmm may be possible 
Mike, if you do end up getting a Tiger I'd better make sure my boot remains in working order cos my little old S will be the "practical" luggage carrier 

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