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Len Beard

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Len Beard

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Hi all,

Can I please ask if anyone out there has a 2010 Presara, could you possibly take a photo of the boot release button on the right side of the boot.

I recently bought the car and it seems as though the switch has been removed but never replaced. I have bought a new switch but it doesn’t look right. If I could see what it should look like it would help a lot.

Cheers Len

Edited by Len Beard
didn’t make sense

Tony Prodigy Grand Master

Tony Prodigy

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Ashley (Campbeam) has a 40 series Prodigy. I wonder if they also share the electronic boot release mech too.

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campbeam

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My Prodigy just has the manual boot release and the key fob.

KAA is more likely to be able to assist.

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Here's what mine looks like.   This is on a 3500 SL, so ZR6 equivalent

20201231_132511.jpg

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just realised the button won't be there if you don't have a smart key

Tony Prodigy Grand Master

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21 hours ago, campbeam said:

My Prodigy just has the manual boot release and the key fob.

KAA is more likely to be able to assist.

I assumed your 40 Prodigy would have one because my Prodigy does. Looks like they added this as standard to the 50 series Prodigy. I know my Dad's ATX 50 doesn't.

Looks like the same on the 40 as it is on the 50. Can't see Toyota using something different when you can't really see it.

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