shaved handles

What do you guys/gals do for safety/backup way to get into ur truck if ur battery dies?do you hve some kinda cable you can pull?just curious cuz i want to put somethin on my truck just in case my battery dies and my popper wont work.and i mean battery to the truck not ur remote.(i just have a button i dont have a remote right now)any info is great.thnks

have you thought about braking a window

(DRAGWITHME)_smart a$$ -- YEAH U CAN MAKE A CABLE JUST LIKE ONE THAT POPS YOUR HOOD --- OR JUST MAKE SURE U CAN OPEN YOUR HOOD ANOTHER WAY THEN FROM THE INSIDE IN CASE UR AFRAID YOUR BATTERY FELLS -- MY 2 CENTS --- PEACE !!!

tap into the wire right befor the solenoid and run a wire to some discreet location on your truck the attatch a set of quick disconnects or something similar the if all your shyte fails hook up 12 volts to your hidden wire and pop. also i believe a fully charged 9 volt will pop the smaller solenoinds.

i would be more worried about being on the inside and your battery dieing...happened to us before..luckily the windons were down

Edited: 8/11/2005 7:13:23 PM by truck action

Bubba Bilt Street Rod Parts, 2565936100) has a emergency cables for hoods & doors. I have one on the hood to get 12volts to the battery if dead, & one going on the drivers door. Can order through Street Rods by Michael 9316800010/www.srbymichael.com. Great product!

That's why you leave a inside latch,& weld the lock latching rod at unlock.

thnks for the info..how would i go about running a cable?just hook it up to the door catch??thnks

If I ever shave mine finally, I am going to locate a remote power box so that I can charge my battery or just ass enough power to get the door to pop. I never thought about being stuck inside though. Can't you still use the inside handle to open the door? Or do you have to disconnect it?

The kit I have on my truck and sell comes with back up wires.Its suggested you run them to the front bumper.All you have to do is tap the wires to a battery and your door opens...screw breaking windows.