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02-23-2011, 04:55 PM | #25 |
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I just place my hand underneath the trunk handle, hear the motor turn (unlocks) and I just pop it up with my fingertips. Works 100% of the time as long as the keyfob is close by. Not sure what you mean by tugging, I simply just place my hand underneath and touch.
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Tom, I can confirm: I have a stock 2011 E93 M3 with comfort access. This replaced a 2008 E93 M3. Trunk access in both cars were/are funky, as if the electronic latch has a mind of her own. Sometimes I little squeeze and it pops right open. Other times a squeeze, another squeeze and then a big pull triggers it. Occasionally I have to pull out the key and push the trunk release button. But, today I discovered something: there seems to be no delay if I hold the fob in a hand, rather than stuffed somewhere in my pocket (or gym bag). Weird, I know, and kind of reminds me of the old solution for extending the remote range (by holding it next to your head!).
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I have smarttv, which is located behind the radio (not the backseat), so it's a pretty straight shot from the glovebox to the radio. to answer your other question, yes, i only tapped power under the glovebox. i kept the ground as is (behind the radio) as indicated in the original smarttv directions. i did have to buy a few extra things from radio shack to run the wire from the radio to the glovebox. though if you dont have anything installed already, then you can prob just use the stuff included - assuming the wire is long enough. i bought some butt connectors and t-taps from radioshack since i had already used the included stuff the first time around... |
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Can you provide any info/evidence that this issue of needing to tap into an uninterrupted power source has been resolved with the latest smarttop model? Thanks. |
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