How to open the boot/trunk to access the battery when battery flat and boot will not open?

Asked by Nev_GT1 Oct 16, 2009 at 10:38 AM about the 1994 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class SL 320

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Larry answered 14 years ago

You should be able to unlock the trunk manually with the key. Turn it to the left to unlock the truck then turn it back to the center and push in. Here is a copy of the owners manual that might help you. http://www.brianclifton.com/Mercedes-Benz/Manuals/R129%201994%20Owners%20Manual.pdf

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Rosiland answered 9 years ago

1999 Mercedes-Benz sl500 has no battery trying to open the truck

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SunshineSess answered 6 years ago

You can open the hood with a mechanical lever underneath the dash near the steering wheel. Once you are under the hood there's a terminal near the fuse box where you can connect up a battery to give the car power. Then you can go from there.

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Jim answered 5 years ago

Where and what does this port look like. Can you attach a picture?

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