Help dead battery and can not get into 2000 Vet

Your friend needs to sell his car immediately. He is obviously too dumb to
own a Corvette. Perhaps if he puts on a blond wig and sits in the other seat
(if he ever figures out how to get in the car)
PS.\: Merry Christmas

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RS


"Coal Miner" > wrote in message
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>A friend of mine just bought a 2000 Vet.(6 speed standard) and he thinks he
>may have left a light on in the car or something like that and the
> battery went dead. He has only had the car for a week and now cannot get
> into it as it seems like the key lock on the door is not working also.
> If you lift the handle and turn the key you can feel it kind of catching
> but nothing is happening. He thought the battery on the remote start was
> dead so he changed it also to no avail. We tried synchronizing it but that
> also didn't work thus making us believe a dead battery. My question is
> what is the proper procedure of opening the door with the key. Do you lift
> the handel and then turn key?? Also is there a way of opening the hood
> to get at battery. I read somewhere about some spots by windshield wiper ,
> but this was for older cars so I don't know if there is anywhere on
> this car to do that. Thanks in advance for ant Info.

I dont promote GM but i do manage to sucessfully enter and start my car
regularly




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RS
2002 1200C
1991 FLSTF (Gone. Not Forgotten)
I was checking the ah specs on the end line rotary gurder
"Coal Miner" > wrote in message
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> On Sun, 25 Dec 2005 14:01:32 GMT, "RS" > wrote:
>
>>Your friend needs to sell his car immediately. He is obviously too dumb to
>>own a Corvette. Perhaps if he puts on a blond wig and sits in the other
>>seat
>>(if he ever figures out how to get in the car)
>>PS.\: Merry Christmas
>
>
> Has anyone ever told you that you are an asshole. I suspect so. No wonder
> GM is going broke with people like you promoting their products
> PS I hope you have a lousy Christmas.