LEFT lights on and locked keys in my expedition. How do I get in?

Asked by Guru5JCSS Feb 13, 2018 at 12:04 AM about the 2000 Ford Expedition XLT

Question type: General

Left my lights on in my 2000 Ford xlt
expedition & locked my keys inside at the
same time. Battery is drained so I can’t use
my key code on the door pad. How do I go
about getting in?

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James answered 6 years ago

bring 12 volts from bat. charger , small jumpers or somewhere, reach underneath engine and connect black jumper = ground to a ground area on engine, red +hot 12 volt to starter solenoid connector , or alternator battery wire, correct connection will spark some little and charge car battery , wrong is a short to ground,

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