dead battery

Asked by GuruZKTX Mar 24, 2017 at 11:35 PM about the 1995 Lincoln Town Car

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how do i open the car doors

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Hornet_2497 answered 7 years ago

It sounds like you're saying that the dead battery keeps you from unlocking the car with your remote or your electronic keypad, if it has one. Okay. Can you take your ignition key and unlock your driver's door? Or are both the keys locked inside the car too? Hope this helps.

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Guru9DPWN answered 7 years ago

My only key is in the floor. I am assuming the battery died. No lights or any changes when I put in the code. I've been told I have to call a locksmith cksmith. Trying to find another way.

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Road answered 6 years ago

So I guess if a car accident causes battery damage & its on fire or under water you die because your power to the door switch is not there. Bad design.

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