> I dont know what happened, but my trunk must not have closed all the way and
> lights must have stayed on in the trun all night and run down the battery.
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> How does one get into a 1991 525i when the battery is completely flat?
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Maybe too late now but ...
I had the same problem on a 1990 525 but was at least able to get into
the trunk, connect a battery charger to the trunk light and charge the
battery for just enough juice to pop the drivers door lock,
R. Mark Clayton - 17 May 2005 11:00 GMT
>> I dont know what happened, but my trunk must not have closed all the way
>> and
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> the trunk, connect a battery charger to the trunk light and charge the
> battery for just enough juice to pop the drivers door lock,
Which is how I resolved the same problem on my 740. If your charger has a
low setting use it, otherwise you may push in enough current to blow the
battery supply fuse. Also make sure you get your positive and negatives the
right way round!
SharkmanBMW - 18 May 2005 01:00 GMT
go to http://www.bimmer.info/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=10
and ask there or search the forum... there is a picture that explains
exactly how to do it on the passenger door, lift handle and turn key all the
way and play.... BUT GO SEE PIC here...
http://www.bimmer.info/forum/showthread.php?t=10744&highlight=dead+battery+lock
best forum for e34 5 series.
>> I dont know what happened, but my trunk must not have closed all the way
>> and
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> the trunk, connect a battery charger to the trunk light and charge the
> battery for just enough juice to pop the drivers door lock,
SharkmanBMW - 18 May 2005 01:02 GMT
or this one..... http://luuk.xs4all.nl/bmwboeken/bmwe34manual/pg7.jpg
>> I dont know what happened, but my trunk must not have closed all the way
>> and
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> the trunk, connect a battery charger to the trunk light and charge the
> battery for just enough juice to pop the drivers door lock,
> I dont know what happened, but my trunk must not have closed all the way and
> lights must have stayed on in the trun all night and run down the battery.
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>
> Thanks,
Drivers door lock. Put key in. Pull up on handle. Turn 90 degrees (not
the usual 45) - this uses the mechanical locking link between the key
and the lock.