De-locked 106 Quicksilver....HELP!

[MitchellSouthwic]

Hello, I brought a 106 quicksilver a couple of months back and it has been completely smoothed off as far as keyholes are concerned. Due to unforeseen problems it had to be put into a garage and went a couple of weeks without being started up, now the battery is dead and I have no way of unlocking it apart from smashing a window and I really don't want to do that....would anyone be able to help me with alternative methods.....any help would be much appreciated

[Funk]

I'm sorry, but I can't help chuckling at this...

[MitchellSouthwic]

I don't blame you lol I would of kept the locks on it but I brought the car like it :/ lol

[m8rky]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR-YsDkLdi0

[russell_ram]

Jump leads - Neg onto any convenient chassis point, Pos to positive supply on the back of starter motor solenoid. This should give you enough power for the remote to operate - then you can open the car/bonnet and deal with flat battery situation as you would do normally.

You'll probably have to jack car up quite high at front to get underneath for access though.

HTH.

[fatbaldbloke]

Even with locks it's still possible to lock yourself out of your car by doing something stupid like putting the keys in the boot. Particularly embarrassing if you're in a foreign country, eh Funk?

[Funk]

fatbaldbloke said:

Even with locks it's still possible to lock yourself out of your car by doing something stupid like putting the keys in the boot. Particularly embarrassing if you're in a foreign country, eh Funk?

Not if you weren't the one who shut the boot..