How do you get the front deck lid open?

Asked by ljw0001 Mar 24, 2012 at 03:54 PM about the Pontiac Fiero

Question type: General

Can't find any switch, wire, nothing.  Just bought this and looks like there are some loose wires here and there.  Where would the switch normally be located?

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615

Should be on the left side near the drivers door hinge just below the steering wheel.

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615

not really a switch but more of a pull handle, just like a regular car's hood release. Then you just pull it up from the edge closest to the windshield. Open reverse to normal, hinges at the front of the car.

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645

It is not electric - there is a black plastic handle under the air vent by the drivers door. Once you get use to it it will be easy to find and use. It is a lever that pivots downward and back to release the front deck lid. There is also a small silver metal thing that is vitamin pill shaped and size with a steel cable on one end, that is your back-up release in-case the main one breaks. Enjoy your car, I love mine.

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615

there's a backup? cool! didn't know about that. I'll have to look at that next time I have my car out.

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645

The back up is in the same area as the main release.

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