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How do you open the boot???

Started by Vamps, 17 July 2010, 20:33:23

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Vamps

Went to look at some Omega's today, only one a possibility so I had a good look around with an air of 'I know what I am looking at' type of approach, never looked in the boot, did not know how to open it.. :-[ :-[ :-[  All ours have been estates.... ::)

joshwyatt

If facelift, bottom right button of the dash is to open the boot, or the bottom button on the keyfob. Earlier facelifts you can't open the boot with the key in the ignition. Later facelifts you can, but to operate the switch you have to hold it in for approx 3 to 5 seconds.

Del Boy

Button on the dash or the key  :-?
Drives: 2013 (13) BMW 530d M Sport Touring, 2011 '61' BMW 520d SE.

CaptainZok

I assume you mean the facelifts.
Press the button on the dash or the third button on the key.
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Vamps

QuoteI assume you mean the facelifts.
Press the button on the dash or the third button on the key.

Stupid place to put a button.... ::) ::) ::) I did look around for a leaver near the seat, the usual place for such a thing....Never mind, know next time...Thanks guys.......

Another quick question, is it usual for the door pulls to be, what I assume ring damaged, this car was about mint inside except for that....
:y

Del Boy

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QuoteI assume you mean the facelifts.
Press the button on the dash or the third button on the key.

Stupid place to put a button.... ::) ::) ::) I did look around for a leaver near the seat, the usual place for such a thing....Never mind, know next time...Thanks guys.......

Another quick question, is it usual for the door pulls to be, what I assume ring damaged, this car was about mint inside except for that....
:y
Yeah, soft touch plastic. Most awful invention  >:(
Drives: 2013 (13) BMW 530d M Sport Touring, 2011 '61' BMW 520d SE.

Mysteryman

My missus always ends up with loads of scratches on the outside by the door handles. It's those bleedin rings she wears.

PhilRich

The interior door pulls are very easily scratched & gouged by fingernails & rings Vamps, as are any of the switches, buttons etc. covered in that bloody awful 'soft touch' black rubberised s**** they saw fit to foist on us all! :( ;)
If it ain't broke keep fixing it 'til it is!

Chris_H

And when the battery is flat, there's a manual pull in the roof of the lid.  (After you've emptied the boot contents, provided they fit through the back seat!!!)
First Vauxhall - PABX Cresta; Previous, previous Vauxhall - 3.0 12v Senator CD; Previous Vauxhall Omega Elite 3.0V6 Saloon Auto

PhilRich

QuoteAnd when the battery is flat, there's a manual pull in the roof of the lid.  (After you've emptied the boot contents, provided they fit through the back seat!!!)



And you haven't stuck a bloody great LPG tank across the boot right behind the seats!!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D :y
If it ain't broke keep fixing it 'til it is!

Vamps

QuoteThe interior door pulls are very easily scratched & gouged by fingernails & rings Vamps, as are any of the switches, buttons etc. covered in that bloody awful 'soft touch' black rubberised s**** they saw fit to foist on us all! :( ;)

I must admit I like the older interiors better...... :)

Elite Pete

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feeutfo

QuoteUndo the laces ::)
Pete, are you suggesting the highly respected member can't tie his own?   ;D

Or have I misunderstood....... ;) ;) ;)

Vamps

Quote
QuoteUndo the laces ::)
Pete, are you suggesting the highly respected member can't tie his own?   ;D

Or have I misunderstood....... ;) ;) ;)

Is that me?...... :y :y :y

tunnie

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Quote
QuoteUndo the laces ::)
Pete, are you suggesting the highly respected member can't tie his own?   ;D

Or have I misunderstood....... ;) ;) ;)

Is that me?...... :y :y :y

Can't be me, i am not respected  ;D