2014 impala battery dead and there is no place to unlock with a key

Asked by GuruX6YMX Nov 16, 2018 at 12:53 PM about the 2014 Chevrolet Impala

Question type: General

2014 impala with a dead battery.  The door will not unlock with the key fob and it doesn't have a lock to put a key in.  How do I get in my car to charge the battery or get a new battery  

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Some makes and models you can use charger at the bat terminal on starter motor. Of course, I can't see anything from here.

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2014 Impala key fob has a button you push and a door key pops out, but you must remove small plate to right of handle then use door key to unlock. Jerry S

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You could also get a locksmith to come out and open it for you

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Using the key fob works to remove the side piece on the door handle. Thenuse the door key to unlock the car!! YouTube it if you are confused..that's what I did!

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