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20-03-2013, 12:25 PM
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E-series fan
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Brisbane, Qld
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Hi guys,
Yep, unlocked the car manually, put the key in the ignition. Then went to jump it, only to find the door won't open after I supposedly unlocked it. Having trouble finding my spare but I have two original keyless entry pads and access to the engine bay. My question is, if I give the car power via jumper leads, will it be enough for central locking to come back and me use the remote to open the car? Thanks guys, Adam
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Keys locked in, dead battery but access to engine bay
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