Keys in the trunk
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Keys in the trunk
So A few years ago I lost one of the master keys to my 2000 GS300, now I've locked my only key in the trunk and the Locksmith is quoting $500.00 to retrieve them, my question is: If I remove the rear seat would i have access to the trunk or is there another panel that will prevent me from it? any help would be appreciated.
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Yes you will be able to access the trunk by removing the rear seats. You just have to get through the carpet trunk interior attached against the cross bar where the rear seat meets the trunk. I do believe you would just have to remove a few staples so that you could reach through the inner trunk liner.
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AAA unlocked the car and since it was locked it went into Lock Down mode and the Trunk release wont open My Gym bag is in the trunk alongside my drivers license cash CCD etc thankfully it is my garage so i can take all the time I need, oh yeah my LX470 has no gas!!!.
So I will be going at the rear seat in the AM
So I will be going at the rear seat in the AM
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If you havent taken the rear seats out, the bottom cushisons just lift right out with a little force. Then the backing cushion is held on by 5 bolts i beleive. 2 behind the head rest and 3 by the seat belts. Good lucK!
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Goodluck on taking your car apart to get to the keys... Since you only have 1 key, shouldn't you consider to make a spare anyway? Might as well make the extra key now so you can retrieve your original and have the spare to put away just in-case anything may happen in the future.
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I will do that but i need my wallet out of it in order to have the key made, maybe i should also have a spare wallet just for this occasions.