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From: Foothills, CA
Huh, all of our keyless entry cars have a key spot too - both our Expedition and the F350 have keypads and key holes... But I take it yours does not...
Oops hit submit too quick: how about going in the fenderwell on the passenger side? If you can just get something on the batt positive, you could hook up a charger to see if you could get enough juice in there so the keypad or fob would work...
Oops hit submit too quick: how about going in the fenderwell on the passenger side? If you can just get something on the batt positive, you could hook up a charger to see if you could get enough juice in there so the keypad or fob would work...
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Joined: Dec 2014
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From: Jersey Shore
No, that's a good way to handle it. To get the door open you can use a small battery, like for a garden tractor, motorcycle, home alarm, business exit sign, lots. Can get them from Home Depot for a few dollars, or upgrade to Walmart for trailer/motorcycle. And a small clip would get to the terminal, you are only opening the door.
Our Lincoln LS with the battery in the truck has a positive jump terminal behind the pass wheelwell.
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