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HELP! :) Pull cable broke for engine cover

HELP! Pull cable broke for engine cover. I cant figure out how to reach the locking mechanism for the engine cover. 89 Turbo...

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Engine cover latch

I believe that you can remove the muffler and be able to reach up to the rubber skirt that goes between the body and engine. From there, use an L shaped tool to reach thru and push the latch to the left side. That should release the lid. The only problem might be getting some of the old exhaust bolts out. Good luck!
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Do a search. You're not the first person to ever have this happen!

Broken engine lid/cover release cable
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I thought they failed in the open position???

Mine did at least. Host sells new ones, easy replacement.

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Jar-- I would just have to use the hooked end, oh yea!
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should have failed in the open position. if the cable is too tight or too loose, the latch goes toward open. wiggle the tail around.

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