how to open the hood manually on 2007 grand prix with dead battery

Asked by sweton64 Feb 03, 2015 at 10:55 PM about the 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix GXP

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

battery is dead and doors locked no key access can't get in to open hood to jump it. Is
there a way to manually open the hood

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Dorian answered 9 years ago

You'll need the key to insert into the lock on the door handle. There's no other way to open it without causing damage.

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Eric answered 3 years ago

Jack up the car enough to get under it. Locate your starter. Use a battery charger one cable grounded good. Put a jumper wire into the positive charger clip. BEING VERY CAREFUL touch the jumper wire to the positive on the starter while holding the fob to unlock and bam...it will unlock. Depending what type of charger you have set at 10 amp. You might think about getting a better battery. Lol

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