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Posted Oct 12th, 2020

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🔷 Skippable chapters 🔷
0:00 opening
1:00 How to remove seat rear bottom Chevy Impala 2006 to 2013.
1:20 How to remove back seat bolts and 10MM bolt size.
2:20 How to climb into the truck from inside the car Chevy Impala.
4:50 How to thread wire from lock back into car.
5:36 My explanation as to thought process as to how this should work.
6:11 How to access cable under rear shelf.
8:24 Why this idea fails.
8:59 New materials used to make this work.
10:26 Wire and what I use for the pull.
11:40 Succeeding in opening the Chevy Impala trunk remotely!
12:00 Another angle showing how trunk is activated.
12:36 Concluding comments.
13:22 The little dog shows you how to subscribe to my channel.
13:48 Unclemakrs diy bloopers

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