’88 735I DOUBLE LOCK
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Printed Date: 27-April-2024 at 18:12
Topic: ’88 735I DOUBLE LOCK
Posted By: DONR
Subject: ’88 735I DOUBLE LOCK
Date Posted: 30-July-2005 at 21:45
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I'M IN BOSTON MASS USA/LOCKED OUT. TRIED THE KEY IN DRIVERS AND PASSENGER DOOR EVERY WHICH WAY, LIFTING THE HANDLE. HOW DO I GET IN? |
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Posted By: DONR
Date Posted: 30-July-2005 at 22:33
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FOUND PREVIOUS POSTINGS ON "LOCKED OUT". WHAT'S A BOOTLID AND BOOT LAMP WIRES? IN USA THE "TRUNK" (REAR) OR "HOOD" (FRONT).
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Posted By: Nigel
Date Posted: 31-July-2005 at 04:35
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Boot is English for trunk, the lid is the bit that closes to stop things falling out ! Bonnet is English for hood Wing is English for fender Engine is English for motor "boot lamp wires" will almost certainly mean the number plate lamps ( no doubt called a licence plate over there ), if indeed you illuminate yours. It never ceases to amaze me how insular you yanks are ! Welcome to the forum ------------- Best Wishes Nigel |
Posted By: shogun
Date Posted: 31-July-2005 at 09:09
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http://www.bmwe34.net/e34main/trouble/Locked.htm - http://www.bmwe34.net/e34main/trouble/Locked.htm ------------- E32 750iL,E36 M3 http://twrite.org/shogunnew/topmenu.html" rel="nofollow - 7 Series Tech Tips |
Posted By: Selephant
Date Posted: 31-July-2005 at 10:43
Of course you could always break the window 
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Posted By: DONR
Date Posted: 03-August-2005 at 08:54
| WANT TO THANK YOU GUYS FOR INFO THE OTHER DAY. WOUND UP SOMEONE FROM AAA (usa auto club) CRAWLED THRU THE REAR FLY WINDOW I HAD BROKEN, JUMP STARTED CAR, NOW LOCKS WORKING PROPERLY AGAIN. |