Locking the boot with battery removed
Moderator: RichardW
Locking the boot with battery removed
Is there a way to lock the boot when the battery's disconnected? The only way I can think to lock it is to connect the battery, lock the car and then disconnect the battery...but all my tools are in the boot, which would then be locked. Argh.
Fred, a silver 1998 1.9TD SX Xantia.
Gwin, a white 1994 1.1 AX.
Gwin, a white 1994 1.1 AX.
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No, sadly not.
The only way in would to be to drop down the back seat and go into the boot that way...
MK1 Xantias had a keyhole on the tailgate but as it is seldom used it often seizes solid...
The only way in would to be to drop down the back seat and go into the boot that way...
MK1 Xantias had a keyhole on the tailgate but as it is seldom used it often seizes solid...
Jim
Runner, cyclist, time triallist, duathlete, Citroen AX fan and the CCC Citroenian 'From A to Z' Columnist...
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lock the car with battery on then diconect the battery, then you can still open one of the front doors with the key if need be and the rest of the car will stay locked,
you can always go in through a back door and till a rear seat to get to your tools, beside's you will only require a 10mm sppaner which you could leave in the cab/glove box
regards malcolm
you can always go in through a back door and till a rear seat to get to your tools, beside's you will only require a 10mm sppaner which you could leave in the cab/glove box
regards malcolm