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26-05-07, 11:30 #1Guest
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29-05-07, 21:49 #4Administrator
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It will, just work at it.
ex 2001 S Type 3.0 SE Auto
ex 1997 X300 3.2 Sport Auto
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29-05-07, 22:01 #5Guest
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29-05-07, 22:05 #6Administrator
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Yes, folk never use them till they find themselves in your situation or the battery goes flat.
Originally Posted by rowanremote
When I bought my X300 (sold but I pass it when I go to work) years ago the key would not work and even when loosened up it took a bit of force to open it. If you are going to ask me how many degrees of turn it takes to unlock, I cannot remember.
Edit - you can also apply power to another point in the car from the battery you removed and pop the boot that way.ex 2001 S Type 3.0 SE Auto
ex 1997 X300 3.2 Sport Auto
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29-05-07, 22:11 #7Guest
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30-05-07, 06:57 #8GuestI did wonder about that. how do you do this?you can also apply power to another point in the car from the battery you removed and pop the boot that way
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30-05-07, 07:20 #9Administrator
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I did not see this, I replied to your PM. Take care and make sure you get the polarity of your connections right.
ex 2001 S Type 3.0 SE Auto
ex 1997 X300 3.2 Sport Auto
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30-05-07, 08:56 #10Senior Member
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If it's downward facing like the S-Type then the boot lock suffers worse as the aerodynamics through all the road muck & water up at the lock. Originally Posted by rowanremote
Scott
Where are we going and why am I in this handbasket?
