[chris1992]

Did you try the key in your fob?
There is a little tab that slides right below the key ring part. Slide it and pull the key out. Hope this helps! (btw, you can also use the key to lock/unlock your glovebox)

 

[itzrick]

The fob should have a key in it to open the door. You should be able to pop the hood and put a charger on the jumper spot to pop the trunk and charge the battery.

 

[DrinkCoke]

There should be a key inside the fob. Look at the end where a key ring would go, there is a little release that slides to the side. The key should pull out.

 

[itzrick]

Sorry for repeating I guess Chris answered you while I was typeing.

 

[JustForFun]

The fob has a metal key hidden inside. Slide it out and open your door "old school".


JFF

 

[SMF]

OK So now that I feel like a dope for not figuring that out on my own, I can say thanks to you guys for taking the time to help me out. Much appreciated!!!!

 

[caj]

OK So now that I feel like a dope for not figuring that out on my own, I can say thanks to you guys for taking the time to help me out. Much appreciated!!!!

You'd be surprised the things you can learn by reading the owners manual.

 

[Serge A. Storms]

You'd be surprised the things you can learn by reading the owners manual.

Perhaps it was in the car.

 

[Pythonman]

Same thing happened to me this year, totally dead battery but I knew about the key. To make sure this don't happen again I bought one of these:

After charging up with a regular 2amp trickle charger for several hours I put the Battery Tender JR on and let it slowly bring it up in stages (does this automatically) until fully charged and then I just leave it on until the weather breaks and I start driving it around again. Works great at keeping the battery charged and gives me peace of mind cause I know it wont go dead on me:redcap: again.

 

[waumo]

Also don't just jump start it and go. Put charger on the battery and leave it until the battery is charged, probably a day. Then as mentioned earlier, get a Battery Tender.

The parasitic battery draw on these cars is about 30 mA assuming you have no aftermarket add on equipment. 30 mA will drain your battery in 60-90 days.

 

[Deef1999]

Be careful once you get the door open, don't shut the door or you'll be locked in.

 

[BigBear]

Be careful once you get the door open, don't shut the door or you'll be locked in.

For real? How's that?

 

[BigBear]

Be careful once you get the door open, don't shut the door or you'll be locked in.

For real? How's that?

 

[itzrick]

There's an ecco in here. LOL

 

[noz34me]

For real? How's that?

Yes, you'll be locked in, unable to start the car or even roll the windows down.
Also, with the battery dead, your cell phone won't work, so you won't be able to call for help.

 

[tyljrichardson]

Be careful once you get the door open, don't shut the door or you'll be locked in.

Yes, you'll be locked in, unable to start the car or even roll the windows down.
Also, with the battery dead, your cell phone won't work, so you won't be able to call for help.

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

 

[walnetto]

OK So now that I feel like a dope for not figuring that out on my own, I can say thanks to you guys for taking the time to help me out. Much appreciated!!!!

No, the dope is the salesman who delivered your car. That should be one of the items he explains to you as you take delivery.

 

[ChargerR/T]

Well I hope you fools are joking as the last time I checked if you pull the handle from inside it will open the door power or no power.

 

[noz34me]

Well I hope you fools are joking as the last time I checked if you pull the handle from inside it will open the door power or no power.

I kill myself.