emergency help

[cerbieboy]

i'm locked out!!!!!!!!!!!!
after about a week with no battery on i cant open the doors with battery on now. can somebody pleeeeeeese pm or email me the way in, or offer another sollution (short of the brick method)...
thank you so very much.... i wanna go drivin'.

[esso]

Email address?

[cerbieboy]

might be a good idea ......

Edited by cerbieboy on Sunday 27th April 23:50

[coey 4.2]

[quote=cerbieboy]i'm locked out!!!!!!!!!!!!
after about a week with no battery on i cant open the doors with battery on now. can somebody pleeeeeeese pm or email me the way in, or offer another sollution (short of the brick method)...
thank you so very much.... i wanna go drivin'.[/quote

Hi, YHM.

[Steve E]

Cerbie

I don't think you will get that information from any owner on here who has any sense, without knowing you personally as an actual owner first.

Well I hope they don't!

But if you are genuine, Im sure a local will pop round and help you out.

Steve

[cerbieboy]

thank you to those who did let me know the way and showed a little faith in human nature....
the secret is safe with me...
as i suspected the door and window control box just neede a kick up the jacksie....

[JensenA]

Steve E said:

Cerbie

I don't think you will get that information from any owner on here who has any sense, without knowing you personally as an actual owner first.

Well I hope they don't!

But if you are genuine, Im sure a local will pop round and help you out.

Steve

Agreed Steve - Thats how it should be - No one should be telling anyone !!

[TT Tim]

JensenA said:

Steve E said:

Cerbie

I don't think you will get that information from any owner on here who has any sense, without knowing you personally as an actual owner first.

Well I hope they don't!

But if you are genuine, Im sure a local will pop round and help you out.

Steve

Agreed Steve - Thats how it should be - No one should be telling anyone !!

Seconded.

Maybe we should be telling anyone who comes on here and starts a 'I'm buying a Cerbera' thread to remember to ask whoever it is that they buy the car off to tell them how to get into it.

Tim

[fatjon]

Call me a cynic but everytime I have put faith in human nature I found that there are more scumballs in the human race than humans. This is really not information that should be handed out on request, lets have a little discretion here.

[Ballsy]

To be honest theres alot quicker and easier ways to get in than the secret way

[Steve E]

Ballsy said:

To be honest theres alot quicker and easier ways to get in than the secret way

That is not good news!

I know a real scum-bag could probably get into any car if they were determined, but an easy way is not.

BALLSY -Please PM me with the details so I can take counter measures!!

But for now I have just put a huge padlock and chain around the gates to my drive!


PS - Has anybody used one of the sunken post for security? Seems a good idea to me??

Edited by Steve E on Monday 28th April 21:40

[Ireland]

The one thing to keep in mind is that even if someone does know the emergency entry route they can't get the car started.

The immobiliser will see to that.

[m16kcy]

Ireland said:

The one thing to keep in mind is that even if someone does know the emergency entry route they can't get the car started.

The immobiliser will see to that.

the imobiliser wont stop them letting the hand brake off and winching it on to a trailor!!

[Storer]

Just how many Cerberas are stolen annually?

Not the usual choice of chavs I would have thought.

[Far Eastender]

I would have thought that it's not an easy car to steal, given that they is no 'key'.

[Ballsy]

Steve E said:

Ballsy said:

To be honest theres alot quicker and easier ways to get in than the secret way

That is not good news!

I know a real scum-bag could probably get into any car if they were determined, but an easy way is not.

BALLSY -Please PM me with the details so I can take counter measures!!

But for now I have just put a huge padlock and chain around the gates to my drive!


PS - Has anybody used one of the sunken post for security? Seems a good idea to me??

Edited by Steve E on Monday 28th April 21:40

Am afraid theres not too much you can do about it, you can buy safty tools for smashing windows from places like Halfrauds that ma no noise when used either that or an old spark plug

m16kcy said:

Ireland said:

The one thing to keep in mind is that even if someone does know the emergency entry route they can't get the car started.

The immobiliser will see to that.

the imobiliser wont stop them letting the hand brake off and winching it on to a trailor!!

You mean you have a handbrake that works