Getting in a T350 with a dead battery
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Hi All,
Can someone please PM me the secret way to open a T350 when you have no power please? I thought I knew it but after some considerable time I'm doubting myself. It's probably in the Sagaris bible, which is locked in the boot...
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Many thanks!
Can someone please PM me the secret way to open a T350 when you have no power please? I thought I knew it but after some considerable time I'm doubting myself. It's probably in the Sagaris bible, which is locked in the boot...
Please check my posting history, genuine TVR owner

Many thanks!
Find it! Like a Tam but a bugger to fish out. Thanks for the help.
Follow up question!
I had presumed it was the fuse in the passenger footwell which I'd changed recently causing the lack of electrics, but all my inexpert diagnostics suggest it isn't
Drove home Weds night, all fine, went to start the car Thurs morning, dead as a dodo - no LED, doors didn't open, no sign of any power, which led me to think it was the footwell fuse gone again.Got into the car today and the fuse seemed OK, I'd replaced the strip fuse for a midi style one and no sign it was blown, but changed it anyway just in case it wasn't obvious. Car still dead.
To eliminate the fuse and or connections I touched the two wires which attach to either end of the fuse together, reasoning I'm eliminating the fuse from the equation. result - still nothing.
Could this be as simple as a dead battery? The only slightly odd things the car has been doing recently is occasionally hanging onto the revs, not dropping as quick as they used to.
All help gratefully received once again.
Thanks.
Follow up question!
I had presumed it was the fuse in the passenger footwell which I'd changed recently causing the lack of electrics, but all my inexpert diagnostics suggest it isn't
Drove home Weds night, all fine, went to start the car Thurs morning, dead as a dodo - no LED, doors didn't open, no sign of any power, which led me to think it was the footwell fuse gone again.Got into the car today and the fuse seemed OK, I'd replaced the strip fuse for a midi style one and no sign it was blown, but changed it anyway just in case it wasn't obvious. Car still dead.
To eliminate the fuse and or connections I touched the two wires which attach to either end of the fuse together, reasoning I'm eliminating the fuse from the equation. result - still nothing.
Could this be as simple as a dead battery? The only slightly odd things the car has been doing recently is occasionally hanging onto the revs, not dropping as quick as they used to.
All help gratefully received once again.
Thanks.
my money is on dead battery. I had same issues after a storage period when my battery was marginal and my garage MCB tripped which stopped the charging. can you get power into the car using a second battery via the Anderson connector? that would rule out the battery as being the issue.
beemercaf said:
I'm not sure if it is the same with a T350. My Tamora has got at least 2 big fuses: One in the passenger footwell, one in the battery compartment. Have you also checked the second one?
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