I have looked every place but can not find it. I do not have a key for the gas door could that be it. is that key the same as the door lock? i do not have that one eather.I can see some boxes in the trunk thru a small hole in the shelf near one of the speaker swith a bunch of parts.thank for any help.
I'm not sure about an Avanti as late as that, but I know on my grandma's '81 there's a little button on the inside of the gloxe compartment. Maybe it's the same.
Matthew Burnette
not completely sure about the 87's, but my 89 has one electrical pushbutton each for the gas filler door and trunk. The switches are located in the center console.
btw, I'm selling the 89 convertible if anyone is looking for one.
Jeff
FILLUP wrote:
whats the PRIMARY key and what does it fit?
am 'ASSUMING' its a chevy, square head..
IF SO, see if it fits the door? assuming NOT.. glove box lock? hope you got one.
IF this was a GM, the SECONDARY key fits the glove and trunk, HOWEVER the glove lock does NOT ahve the 6 cuts for the trunk..
if it IS a GM key and you do NOT have a locksmith handy, post back with a valid email and I will tell you what you got to do to trunk ASSUMING it is a GM, to get it unlocked.
--Shiva--
I have an 87 Owners Manual online -
Wow, if you can read that manual on your display, you've got a much better display than I have. I used to have an 89 briefly some years back, but darned if I remember.... my guess is that it would likely be inside the console, eg, under the arm rest cover, since it probably needs to be behind a locked door.
The "3 per line" page are only thumbnails. Each page is almost 500K
Our 88 convertible only has the push-button release (inside the console): actually there are two buttons, one is of rthe gas cap release, the other is for the trunk. My 78 coupe trunk release is also only a button, but it's under the dashboard where your left knee would be.
I did rig an emergency pull-cable release for the hood latches, I've never thought about doing the same for the trunk.
Bob
Thanks for all the help. I found a 1/2" hole inside the console where the switch sould have been. i fished out a wire but the wire was sliced so i had to look under the shifter plate and found the other end of the wire.I put some juice to it and it poped open.thanks phil
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