How do I access the trunk of a 2001 Mercedes-Benz S500 without keys and a dead battery?

Question

How do I access the trunk of a 2001 Mercedes-Benz S500 without keys and a dead battery?

Answer 1

There are 2 ways of getting into the trunk...with a key (either by remote or the physical blade...the S-Class still had a physical lock cylinder in the trunk lock up until the end of the '02 model year) or by using the central unlocking button on the console. Neither will work though if you don't have a key and the battery is dead.

Some Benz vehicles do have a remote charging point but the S-Class is not one of them. Without breaking into the trunk, your only way of accessing the trunk is to order an additional key

Answer 2

amazed that I found this question already answered! It's like you read my thoughts!

Answer 3

Not sure if that's correct

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I just ordered a cigarette ligher charger on sharper image. Com hopefully this works, I'm having the same problem except my ignition switch is complete out I am in the process of replacing it

Answer 6

I was just thinking...don't Mercs have rear passenger seats that can fold down so you can get ski-bags in/out. Well I reckon you can (albeit uncomfortably) get into the trunk...you know...shoe-horn yourself in, lift the floor panel...somehow and access the battery and maybe get jump cables to power up the battery...or better yet, smuggle a better battery in and "ta-daaaa" you got power running through the car...to open the trunk.

Answer 7

Still sounds suspicious. I would call a locksmith or police.

Answer 8

Try a fully charged jumper battery connected to your battery if located under the hood or bonnet. Where is you original battery located? You will need enough battery voltage to energize the car's locking system.

Answer 9

so basically, you want help breaking into someone else's car. nice try.