Either a fuse or a broken wire. On my 1998 Mountaineer the wire broke inside the boot that runs from the body to the door. The fix was to cut plastic tie that holds the boot up, pull the boot down and find the broken wire. It is the green wire with a black stripe on it. I spliced a piece of wire in and everything worked again. This wire is the power wire that goes to the control module where you roll the windows up or down.
Shake It Up - 2010 Boot It Up 2-24 was released on: USA: 15 July 2012
the boot release is in the middle of the boot, you push the handle not pull
use a razor blade and slice a small slit the size of the wire in the rubber boot that the brake cable or throttle cable goes through, it may be easier to put the wire through the steering columb boot. after u put a slit in the rubber boot just push the wire through.
No there is not. You have to unplug the park brake ecu in the drivers side boot. Power up the park brake motor manually with 12v. Thick RW wire and the thick GW wire. If nothing happens reverse the connections. Make sure the vehicle is chocked
The rubber end on the spark plug wire.
If you mean that the wire came out of the boot, then pull the boot off of the spark plug and use a spark plug socket to remove the spark plug.
Mine is tricky. the release on the inside of my car broke. But i can pull the same wire that the lever in the car pulls, then the release button is almost dead center, a little to the left. Pull the wire, push the button up, release the wire and it should open.
That is the rubber boot that is on the end of the spark plug wire that goes onto the spark plug.
there is a 1/8th inch hole in the bottom of the locking mec, just to the left of center if you are lying on your belly in the boot with the seats down put a pointed probe in the hole and flick the mec, with the boot will now open. I found that the earth wire had broken where the loom goes from the boot to the car. ie;- inside the rubber harness therfore the electrics would not work thus the boot would not open, rejoined the wire hey presto all working again
In my case it was the button, and also the rear wiper not working. This solution worked for me: spray some (or a lot of) WD40 on the boot hinges, to release corrosion and get things working again (there's an electrical groud wire connected there).
its called a "boot-up"