Getting into boot when badge doesn't work
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Hi,
Can someone clue me in on how you get into the boot if pressing the badge doesn't work.
So far, I've got around the problem by opening the passanger door, the badge then works again.
I'm just a bit worried that it might not work one time.
On a wider subject, what do people do when all of the electric locks stop working becouse of flat battery, radio interferance etc, etc.
Its cool having electric locks but it is most surely a weakness as well.
Thanks
Paul
PS I would have done a search, but I'm absolutely sure I'll not find details in any public viewable post!
Can someone clue me in on how you get into the boot if pressing the badge doesn't work.
So far, I've got around the problem by opening the passanger door, the badge then works again.
I'm just a bit worried that it might not work one time.
On a wider subject, what do people do when all of the electric locks stop working becouse of flat battery, radio interferance etc, etc.
Its cool having electric locks but it is most surely a weakness as well.
Thanks
Paul
PS I would have done a search, but I'm absolutely sure I'll not find details in any public viewable post!
demon_jako said:
Hi,
Can someone clue me in on how you get into the boot if pressing the badge doesn't work.
The best bet is speak to your dealer.
So far, I've got around the problem by opening the passanger door, the badge then works again.
I'm just a bit worried that it might not work one time.
The boot release and passenger door are controlled by the same ecu, and I've found in the past the internal door button re-sets the ecu. This is usually caused by water ingress.
On a wider subject, what do people do when all of the electric locks stop working becouse of flat battery, radio interferance etc, etc.
[b]Not sure about radio interference other than putting the fob up to your head
With a flat battery just connect jumpleads to the Anderson connector just behind the front nearside wheel, you can get the specific leads from places like Leven Tech.[/b]
Its cool having electric locks but it is most surely a weakness as well.
You're soooooo right
Thanks
Paul
PS I would have done a search, but I'm absolutely sure I'll not find details in any public viewable post!
Can someone clue me in on how you get into the boot if pressing the badge doesn't work.
The best bet is speak to your dealer.
So far, I've got around the problem by opening the passanger door, the badge then works again.
I'm just a bit worried that it might not work one time.
The boot release and passenger door are controlled by the same ecu, and I've found in the past the internal door button re-sets the ecu. This is usually caused by water ingress.
On a wider subject, what do people do when all of the electric locks stop working becouse of flat battery, radio interferance etc, etc.
[b]Not sure about radio interference other than putting the fob up to your head

With a flat battery just connect jumpleads to the Anderson connector just behind the front nearside wheel, you can get the specific leads from places like Leven Tech.[/b]
Its cool having electric locks but it is most surely a weakness as well.
You're soooooo right

Thanks
Paul
PS I would have done a search, but I'm absolutely sure I'll not find details in any public viewable post!
remember you have your anti-car jacking button(central locking) to the right of the radio which is easy to press by accident then when you get out the boot will not work, requiring you to alarm and un alarm the car.
Also the boot switch mechanism can get a bit sticky requiring you to operate it a number of times to free it up and/or a touch of WD40.
Also the boot switch mechanism can get a bit sticky requiring you to operate it a number of times to free it up and/or a touch of WD40.
s6boy said:
...Not sure about radio interference other than putting the fob up to your head
With a flat battery just connect jumpleads to the Anderson connector just behind the front nearside wheel, you can get the specific leads from places like Leven Tech...
Yep, got a set of those. 
With a flat battery just connect jumpleads to the Anderson connector just behind the front nearside wheel, you can get the specific leads from places like Leven Tech...

They are kept in the boot....Which would be a problem opening if the battery is flat!

Anyway, sorted now
Paul
glow worm said:
TVR did learn something...on my Tuscan 2 if I leave the lights on, the Dash stays illuminated and a Msg LIGHTS ON appears on the console....See that's progess for you....
Must admit it doesn't bleep
My Tuscan 2 beeps if I leave the lights on.... Well it makes a noise anyway!
Must admit it doesn't bleeplowest said:
glow worm said:
TVR did learn something...on my Tuscan 2 if I leave the lights on, the Dash stays illuminated and a Msg LIGHTS ON appears on the console....See that's progess for you....
Must admit it doesn't bleep
My Tuscan 2 beeps if I leave the lights on.... Well it makes a noise anyway!
Must admit it doesn't bleepglow worm said:
lowest said:
glow worm said:
TVR did learn something...on my Tuscan 2 if I leave the lights on, the Dash stays illuminated and a Msg LIGHTS ON appears on the console....See that's progess for you....
Must admit it doesn't bleep
My Tuscan 2 beeps if I leave the lights on.... Well it makes a noise anyway!
Must admit it doesn't bleep
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