my keys are locked in y 2006 corvette
08-03-2011, 03:35 PM
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my keys are locked in y 2006 corvette
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I placed my keys in my purse and placed my purse in the trunk. I guess, my purse is too thick or the keys are too far away from the sensor...but my keys are locked in my trunk.
Ideas?
I placed my keys in my purse and placed my purse in the trunk. I guess, my purse is too thick or the keys are too far away from the sensor...but my keys are locked in my trunk.
Ideas?
08-03-2011, 03:39 PM
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Since it appears that the key and the FAB ate locked in the trunk, I would use the other key/FAB or call a locksmith to open the lock by the license plate.
You could also go to the dealer with the VIN and get a new key cut.
You could also go to the dealer with the VIN and get a new key cut.
08-03-2011, 03:53 PM
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Have you tried pushing the button to pop the rear hatch located above the license plate?
It might be close enough to activate that sensor.
If you get a locksmith to come out they'll open the door in no time at all as they'll simply use a long lever to pull up on the manual door release.
It might be close enough to activate that sensor.
If you get a locksmith to come out they'll open the door in no time at all as they'll simply use a long lever to pull up on the manual door release.
08-03-2011, 04:24 PM
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Have you tried pushing the button to pop the rear hatch located above the license plate?
It might be close enough to activate that sensor.
If you get a locksmith to come out they'll open the door in no time at all as they'll simply use a long lever to pull up on the manual door release.
It might be close enough to activate that sensor.
If you get a locksmith to come out they'll open the door in no time at all as they'll simply use a long lever to pull up on the manual door release.
thanks though ....waiting for the locksmith now
