Finally!!! Tonneau working!!!
#17
Anybody know what I'm looking at next? I'd like to look into it myself before I Take it to a dealership.
Thanks for any help. Or may can do better than thanks if we can get this fixed.
#18
#19
Oddly enough, on mine the 15 amp fuse trick quit working and I thought it was kaput. Ran around for a couple months with it tied down using parachute cord. Then I disconnected the battery to work on the engine and when I hooked it back up the tonneau was working again. Go figure.
JB
JB
It aint been open in like 6 months. I've done the outside manual relase thing before...but with no power, it can't seal.
I started a thread on the electronics forum about this too,so we'll see what happens.
#20
I tied the cord to the left hand rear tie down, looped it through the left latch hoop , then under the left door and up the seam. There's a small hole under the top that's practically made for it, through there and out the big hole. Then I tied a trucker's hitch and tucked it into the crack between the doors. Worked well enough.
JB
JB
#21
I may just go compleatly ghetto.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Humme...item1e61bf1617
Get the drill out.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Humme...item1e61bf1617
Get the drill out.
#23
I could get a big buckle, like Santa!
I just orderd this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002-...sQ5fLiterature
If the module shows to be bad, I may look into making a circut or 2 outside of it.....if I can.
Any tips on removing the SS panels??? anyone???
JB-thanks for the tip on how you tied the bed down,I'll be doing that.
I just orderd this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2002-...sQ5fLiterature
If the module shows to be bad, I may look into making a circut or 2 outside of it.....if I can.
Any tips on removing the SS panels??? anyone???
JB-thanks for the tip on how you tied the bed down,I'll be doing that.
#24
Mine quit months ago; I was looking to hook up a trunk release solenoid to the emergency release or the manual release under the bed before I got the module. If you change out the module, get yourself the wire mesh covered gloves from Harbor freight if you want hands in one piece; the back of the SS panels are all sharp edges and will shread your flesh.
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After learning that you could press down on each rear corner to latch the tonneau, I tied a length of parachute cord to the emergency release and added a **** so it hangs just about level with the spring. Just a little lower would be better I think. So now I reach under the fender to unlatch and push down to latch. Not great but it does work, and it cost nothing.
Jim
Jim