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[Solved] Seat Ibiza III: Emergency Opening, Battery Removed, Key Locked, Door Pin & Grill Issues

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  • #1 17072310
    wojtala17
    Level 6  
    Hello. I can't open Seat Ibiza III. I took out the battery, locked the car with the key and now I can't open the key. The door pin does not want to go up, only gently rises from 1 mm when turned. I'm trying to open an emergency mask but can't see where and what? I disassembled the grill and can't find a place to pry something with a screwdriver. Thanks for the answers.
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  • #2 17072343
    Prot
    Level 38  
    Of course, the car is in a warm garage and it is impossible to simply freeze the lock :wink: :?:
  • #3 17072364
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    wojtala17 wrote:
    I locked the car with the key
    read by remote control ... :) and the double bolt works :)
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  • #4 17072372
    nikusert
    Level 41  
    Hello .
    If you do not have a bathtub under the car, you can connect the battery using jumper cables connected to the starter or alternator. It is known that you should do it carefully so that (+) does not short circuit to the ground. You can also do it with wires with a smaller cross-section. second person.
  • #5 17072468
    wojtala17
    Level 6  
    Prot wrote:
    Of course, the car is in a warm garage and it is impossible to simply freeze the lock :wink: :?:


    The car is in the parking lot next to the block

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    andrzej20001 wrote:
    wojtala17 wrote:
    I locked the car with the key
    read by remote control ... :) and the double bolt works :)

    not with the remote control because the battery was pulled out. I honestly don't remember if both bolts are working or I just pressed the door bolts and closed them

    Added after 4 [minutes]:

    nikusert wrote:
    Hello .
    If you do not have a bathtub under the car, you can connect the battery using jumper cables connected to the starter or alternator. It is known that you should do it carefully so that (+) does not short circuit to the ground. You can also do it with wires with a smaller cross-section. second person.


    Thanks, but I probably won't try it, I would prefer to try something by opening the mask and in the castle.

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    Is there a chance that if I get a little warmer I will open the door with the key normally? The temperature is at day -7 at night -16
  • #6 17072675
    Prot
    Level 38  
    wojtala17 wrote:
    The car is in the parking lot next to the block


    In a similar situation (at a temperature of only -5 ° C :| ) I opened the VW Golf door by "warming up" the key :D , yes, I opened it but I ended up in the workshop "clinic locks" replacing all the inserts :cry:
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  • #7 17072683
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    You can mask 'on a butterfly'
  • #8 17074151
    wojtala17
    Level 6  
    Prot wrote:
    wojtala17 wrote:
    The car is in the parking lot next to the block


    In a similar situation (at a temperature of only -5 ° C :| ) I opened the VW Golf door by "warming up" the key :D , yes, I opened it but I ended up in the workshop "clinic locks" replacing all the inserts :cry:


    the key in the lock makes a full range of motion
  • #9 17074210
    Prot
    Level 38  
    wojtala17 wrote:
    I'm doing a full range of movement in the castle


    Yes, yes, heating the key also has the effect that there is a full range of motion in the cylinder, but the door pull rods and levers remain frozen in the closed position :cry:
  • #10 17074224
    robokop
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    Stop stupid writing. If the car was closed before the battery was removed, it was locked twice. Now without electricity you can know it ... Any attempts to forcefully rotate the insert out of its range will result in damage to the lock. You have to get from the bottom of the vehicle to the starter / alternator terminal, connect a small battery on the wires and you can only open the car.
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  • #11 17074394
    wojtala17
    Level 6  
    after removing the grill there are to unscrew two 10 mm screws that connect the top of the lock with the mask, hard access but I have already specified one, I need ratchet and ratchet ring wrenches
  • #12 17074741
    Prot
    Level 38  
    robokop wrote:
    Stop stupid writing . If the car was closed before the battery was removed, it was locked twice.
    wojtala17 wrote:
    I took out the battery, locked the car with the key and now I can't open the key.

    Agreement :D
  • #13 17225781
    wojtala17
    Level 6  
    You need to remove the grill, unscrew the two screws which are straight ahead 9 or 10 mm socket wrench and then release the hinge and you can open the mask :) greetings
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The discussion revolves around a user unable to open their Seat Ibiza III after removing the battery and locking the car with the key. The door pin is stuck, only rising slightly, and the user is seeking advice on emergency opening methods. Suggestions include connecting a small battery to the starter or alternator to restore power, as well as warming the key to facilitate unlocking. Some users mention the need to remove the grill and unscrew specific bolts to access the lock mechanism. Caution is advised against forcing the lock, as it may cause damage.
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