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Many cars you can jump start / charge the battery from underneath On the live wire going to the starter, Not very convenient but certainly better than Damage. -
Oh, oh. The way you phrased it toward the end was kinda ambiguous and seemed like you were able to manipulate the lock, it didnt work, and you're asking about the two wires. Wires are probably just the switch on the back of it and are normally opened so IN THEORY shorting them should've worked with an operable battery. -
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This car is open. So I was just sharing the information. -
don't know if this works on a 2011, https://forum.keypro.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=43665 -
I mean, I've reached them. It's not ideal, but you didn't create the situation. Might even go so far as to suggesting you make your own e x t r a t h i n reach tool with a piece of thin stock from the hardware store, but get a sign off on it either way. I imagine shorting those wires should work, though it might not. Not sure if I'd feel any more comfortable about that than reaching it, but that's me. I think the Hetchlers put a video PDF up forever ago showing the hatch entry Ben mentioned and it might be a little less risky.
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