2015 Impala - how do I unlock it if battery dies?
I've had that car for over a year and a thought just occurred to me. There are no keyholes by the door or trunk - it appears the only way to unlock the car doors or trunk is with the key fob. This, of course, assumes the battery in the car has a charge. But, if something happens and the battery dies, how do I get into the car? And, no, breaking a window is not an acceptable option.
I've had that car for over a year and a thought just occurred to me. There are no keyholes by the door or trunk - it appears the only way to unlock the car doors or trunk is with the key fob. This, of course, assumes the battery in the car has a charge. But, if something happens and the battery dies, how do I get into the car? And, no, breaking a window is not an acceptable option.
I was wondering about that. But it apparently takes more than a good pull to get it off. Do I need to use a screwdriver or pocket knife to pop it loose?
It does not come straight off. It is listed on page 2-11 in the owners manual. Rather than use a screwdriver or pocket knife, it says to use the key itself to pop the cap off.
https://chevroletforum.com/forum/att...1&d=1471015475
https://chevroletforum.com/forum/att...1&d=1471015475
Last edited by Frank3; Aug 12, 2016 at 10:25 AM.


