JV3
New member
Hi everyone
Earlier this week the battery in my G70 (Dynamic) was completely drained. It wasn't clear to me how, (or if) the car could be jumped from under the hood. A quick look at the owners manual revealed that access to the trunk with a dead battery requires crawling through the back seat and using the emergency trunk release - conveniently located at the very back of the car.
AAA got the car started and I took it to the dealer. They kept the car for a day and confirmed the battery was fine and that I must have left a door open - I hadn't.
Am I missing something? Can't imagine how much fun it would be to deal with a dead battery while traveling with a trunk full of luggage.
Earlier this week the battery in my G70 (Dynamic) was completely drained. It wasn't clear to me how, (or if) the car could be jumped from under the hood. A quick look at the owners manual revealed that access to the trunk with a dead battery requires crawling through the back seat and using the emergency trunk release - conveniently located at the very back of the car.
AAA got the car started and I took it to the dealer. They kept the car for a day and confirmed the battery was fine and that I must have left a door open - I hadn't.
Am I missing something? Can't imagine how much fun it would be to deal with a dead battery while traveling with a trunk full of luggage.