YOUR RESEARCHFlat battery/locked out of boot
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Been meaning to put the conditioner charger on a for a while. Too late, battery absolutely flat - no dash lights, nothing. Added to this the conditioner charger is in the boot which is deadlocked, so I cannot get to it. Can some kind soul help with the solution? Thanks.
You'll be wanting the 996 FAQs then: http://www.911uk.com/viewforum.php?f=33 First entry: "Bonnet Release DIY - for when the battery dies"
Then consider fitting an external battery port: http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=47741
Thanks, GT4
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That's certainly a neat solution. But the OP needs to remember that will be of no use to him and probably quite frustrating if.. :floor: :hand:
Excellent write-up, GT4 Made the little fuse Doodah, plugged it into C3, attached 12 volts and bingo, central locking operated and boot now open - battery being charged as we speak. The power of this forum
Now you need to add to the store of human knowledge and add a photo of your "fuse buddy". :thumb:
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