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PostPosted: Mon Jul 16, 2012 2:57 pm Up
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I feel that i have to ask, why were your keys under your bonnet? Shouldn't they have been in your pocket?
 
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seany_brown wrote:
its non central locking all by key, i opened my bonnet took my rocker cover off and them left my bonnet on catch, the next day i sprayyed my rocker cover put keys on the battery and then slammed the bonnet :'(

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rear back windows, use a brick, thats what i would do, but i have spare windows lol!!!
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Its a 206, there easy enough to open quickly without causing any damage Whistle...
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why not rock the car and hope the keys fall off the battery and on to the floor Razz
 
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gaffa786 wrote:
why not rock the car and hope the keys fall off the battery and on to the floor Razz


Errr please don't try this! As the OP said they are resting on the battery. It could short the battery by touching both + and - or blow all the fuses in the fuse box that is next to battery.


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DeadEyePaul wrote:
gaffa786 wrote:
why not rock the car and hope the keys fall off the battery and on to the floor Razz


Errr please don't try this! As the OP said they are resting on the battery. It could short the battery by touching both + and - or blow all the fuses in the fuse box that is next to battery.


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Don't know how big your keys are, but mine would struggle to touch the positive terminal and any part of the body work at the same time, let alone the negative terminal.
Still a pretty daft idea though because it would take quite a bit of luck to bounce the keys off the battery in such a way that they have a clear drop to the floor. On mine the battery tray and air intake pipe would be in the way.

Worst advice ever would be try using a coat hanger bent into a hook and reach up from underneath to try and drag the keys from the battery. That is unless your battery positive terminal has insulation over it!

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I have a bunch of keys with lots of Dangley bits.

 


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seany_brown wrote:
Yep! their both on same key ring! LMFAO! on the battery

Why would you have both keys on same key ring,the other one is called "spare" for reason,to be used in times you lose the 1st key.

 

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So has the bonnet been opened yet?
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Edward wrote:
So has the bonnet been opened yet?

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So has the bonnet been opened yet?

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This really get's on my t*t's.
Everyone trying to help and never finding-out wether/how the problem is solved.

Should be the no.1 reason to get warnings and stuff from the mods ..

Call me weird and foreign.

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