Stevelander
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This tale might stop somebody falling into the same predicament.
I have a 3 dr 99(T) FL , A winter or so back when the mornings are frosty I had a brainwave, as my car isn't garaged overnight ,it was covered in frost so After I had started it I decided to lock the car while it was running so's I could go back in and have a cup off tea while it was clearing itself. After about 5-10 mins i came out of the house to my car on the street and tried to unlock my running car but it wouldn't open, the fob just wouldn't open it so I tried the key but it wouldn't unlock the door , also tried the key lock on the tailgate but to no avail.My targa roof is the black plastic type and ended up fitting a hook to a cane pole and lifting up the passenger side roofpanel at the corner and pulling the drivers door handle to get into the car . Total pain in the A*se!
Don't know if this a fault with my car only, but maybe it will stop another FL owner getting caught out.
S.Scotland
I have a 3 dr 99(T) FL , A winter or so back when the mornings are frosty I had a brainwave, as my car isn't garaged overnight ,it was covered in frost so After I had started it I decided to lock the car while it was running so's I could go back in and have a cup off tea while it was clearing itself. After about 5-10 mins i came out of the house to my car on the street and tried to unlock my running car but it wouldn't open, the fob just wouldn't open it so I tried the key but it wouldn't unlock the door , also tried the key lock on the tailgate but to no avail.My targa roof is the black plastic type and ended up fitting a hook to a cane pole and lifting up the passenger side roofpanel at the corner and pulling the drivers door handle to get into the car . Total pain in the A*se!
Don't know if this a fault with my car only, but maybe it will stop another FL owner getting caught out.
S.Scotland