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Join Date: Jun 2006
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2003 Century w/ dead battery
So I left the lights on in my car, the battery died. The car was locked. Now it won't open with either the remote or the manual key. I can't get the hood open to try to change the battery. This all seems too simple, but I still can't figure it out. What is up?
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Re: 2003 Century w/ dead battery
Welcome to AF.
I don't see why you are having problems unlocking the doors manually. Buicks and other GM cars come with a spare key to unlock the drivers or passenger doors in the event of malfunction. It is the key without the chip. It should unlock the trunk too.
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