No unfortunately I haven't I have only got a normal electric socket on the tow bar
What's the teaspoon for ?That's why I have a tea spoon in my emergency defender tool kit
Yes I have tried wd40 in the lock but I have been informed that if the battery is completely dead that the key won't work because it has a deadlock so I am completely out of ideas except for breaking the rear quarterlight but I didn't want to go to that expense
To unlock the door, and possibly the ignition too. He has a Defender, which has locks from biblical times, so any old implement works as a key.
Yes I have tried the key in the passenger door but no luck I've been told it needs some power in the battery for the key to work but mine is totaly flatTo unlock the door, and possibly the ignition too. He has a Defender, which has locks from biblical times, so any old implement works as a key.
Have you tried your emergency key in the passenger door?
That's a start.
No. The passenger door lock is a mechanical lock, so will work, even on deadlocks. I expect the key has rusted up, which can happen unfortunately.
If you're going to break a window, then do it on a door, not a bonded window like the rear one's. A door glass is a DIY job, but a bonded window definitely isn't DIY.
No not got in yet just about given up on it was going to break one of the side windows but didn't really want to do that
Have you removed the under tray and applied power to the alternator main charge wire? If not then that's the only way to open it. If it was locked with the remote, then breaking a window still won't allow you to open the doors.
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