Wednesday, September 9, 2015

Open A Porsche Hood Once The Battery Is Dead

Porsches are famend for their feature engineering, nimble handling and effective motors. Recent Porsches rely on electric hood releases for the front and rear trunks (on the Boxsters) and the front Timber on the 996s and 997s. This is normally not a difficulty, unless the battery goes dead, in which event the Press-stud that releases the Timber Testament not functioning. Connect the red (positive) clamp of a pair of jumper cables to the red contact and the other red clamp to the positive terminal on a 12V battery. Connect the black (negative) clamp to the metal door post on one end and the other end to the negative terminal on the battery. This should provide enough power to pop the front hood open.6.




1. Allot the miniature rectangular group of plastic on the corner of the plastic fender limit that covers the inside thing of the trundle arch. This is to the rear of the suspension spring near the limit of the spin arch.


2. Spread under the quota of plastic until you set a thin portion of cable approximately 1/8 of an inch in thickness. Pull the cable elsewhere from the at the end the collection of plastic. This cable is a volume release for the hood. Pull the cable hard once away from the headlight. The hood should pop open.


3. Disconnect the negative battery terminal with a 10mm wrench if the alarm starts going off from the opened hood.


Alternative Method for Boxsters and 911s


4. Locate the fuse panel cover on the left side of the driver's foot well. Remove the panel. There will be a red plastic contact with an icon of the front hood in the open position.


5. Happily Porsche designed a mechanism of opening the trunks on vehicles that annex a dead battery.

Instructions

For Boxsters


Disconnect the negative battery terminal with a 10mm wrench if the alarm starts going off from the opened hood.