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al solorio

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  1. Hey Manny I was a tech for Pioneer Centres a while back and during P.D.I. inspections(Pre-Delivery Inspection) on the list of tasks was to free up a looped wire rope less than a 1/16 in diameter located behind the drivers H.I.D. headlamp and lay it along the side of the lamp with the loop facing forward between the lower lamp housing and front bumper skin,lay a clean cloth on the bumper skin grab a good light source pry gently look for that loop take a hook tool grab tha loop gently pull it forward this should unlock your front bonnet accessing you to the battery....Good luck
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