Geesh you can lock your keys in Mercedes vehicles now and day?

 

Yeah i agree u think there could be a one way sensor that can tell if the keys are in the car or not.

 

yes.

the instrument cluster will tell you that the "key inside the vehicle".

 

you have whats called a left and right fron sam in that car remove your right front sam its in the right front control unit box *** you pull it up there is a rather thick red wire you need to jump 12 volts from a auxillary battery to this big wire remember to jump ground from the battery to your car also this will back feed voltage to your pse then just use your trunk release button to pop the trunk

 

i jumped the wire from under the back seat!!, but trunk still doesn't open[:@]

now i will have to order a key from the dealer[:@]

 

In the old W126 and most BMWs from at leats the E23 up to the E60s series, the dealership showed me the one way to lock ya keys in the car and it's basically lock all doors using the passenger door, open it, press the lock down throw the keys in shut door. But who in the right mind would do that?

 

if there is no cooler/refrigirator on the ski rack, open it.

you must have enough room to see the key and grab it.

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Well Blackwolf i have had to do it a couple times so i could pickup my car from the upolstroy (sp?) shop cause they closed b4 i could get a ride to pick up the car each time.

 

Sorry I should've said, "besides repair shop situations." My error. I thought it was implied. It's a common practice in the BMW repair shop.

 

Sorry I should've said, "besides repair shop situations." My error. I thought it was implied. It's a common practice in the BMW repair shop. But I was talking about the regular home locked my keys in my car type situations.