More help needed!!
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Lukesr

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166 posts

251 months

Thursday 15th January 2009
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I came back from holiday to find my battery flat, and you lovely people pointed me in the right direction to get her jump started. Only managed to get round to it tonight and found the battery is completely flat now and I can't get into the car. Anyone know how to get into them without when it's like this. Probably best to email me rather than posting plans on how to break into tvr's on an open forum.
Thanks
Luke

shep1001

4,620 posts

218 months

Thursday 15th January 2009
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Luke, if you have a set of jump leads, plug them in the Anderson Socket and connect up to the car that will be jumpped off, this should give sufficent power to open the doors. If they are in the boot drop me a mail and I can explain how to get in to the boot, not sure how to get into the car but it can be done if you know how, somebody will be able to tell you.

Andrew

Lukesr

Original Poster:

166 posts

251 months

Friday 16th January 2009
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shep1001 said:
Luke, if you have a set of jump leads, plug them in the Anderson Socket and connect up to the car that will be jumpped off, this should give sufficent power to open the doors. If they are in the boot drop me a mail and I can explain how to get in to the boot, not sure how to get into the car but it can be done if you know how, somebody will be able to tell you.

Andrew
THanks Andrew

J_S_G

6,177 posts

279 months

Sunday 18th January 2009
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Lukesr said:
shep1001 said:
Luke, if you have a set of jump leads, plug them in the Anderson Socket and connect up to the car that will be jumpped off, this should give sufficent power to open the doors. If they are in the boot drop me a mail and I can explain how to get in to the boot, not sure how to get into the car but it can be done if you know how, somebody will be able to tell you.

Andrew
THanks Andrew
Shout if that doesn't work for you and you need an alternative... wink