Mass. Wine Guy
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Seeing how fast the level is rising is very useful.
New Sportswagen Owner, Two Questions
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Mass. Wine Guy
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So what happens if the key fob won’t open the doors electronically? Is there a hidden keyhole somewhere? Or do I just break the window?
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Breaking the window is certainly an option.
A less costly alternative, though, is to simply pop off the plastic cover on the driver door handle thumb rest.
Screenshot from the video below (flipped around so that it's 'merican-style LH driver door).
A less costly alternative, though, is to simply pop off the plastic cover on the driver door handle thumb rest.
Screenshot from the video below (flipped around so that it's 'merican-style LH driver door).
Mass. Wine Guy
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The what? Oh, all that paper I tossed out?