Locked key in boot - 2007 Audi Q7 3.0

There is a key lock where you can use the ignition key to manually open the boot. with the key fobs, you have to extract the key and use that to open the boot lock. Most cases you can turn is both ways once inserted but you will see when it "pops".

If you have access to interior, it is possible to remove rear seat to access trunk.

locksmith or dealer.

You need the key to operate the boot from inside the car. Do you have a spare key somewhere? Do you seats fold down? There must be a way to find the wires that activate the boot from the boot switch in the car. Maybe you can apply power directly to those wires to operate the boot?

Hi,

I had the same situation today. The rest of my car was open but the keys were locked in the boot. Fortunately, using a long, hooked rod, a nice man was able to fish the keys out from inside the car. Just above the back seats, the plastic is soft and flappy. You can squeeze tools in and out through there (and an arm at a push) and try to fish the keys out. I hope this helps other Peugeot owners.

Can you remove the rear seat cushions and access this way?

hi Aimee,yes you can do that,but if you have the key number you can order up the right lock from a ford dealer.

go to your local BMW dealer with proof of ownership (registration document) and photographic proof of ID and they can order you a new key from BMW this will get you into the car as long as at least 1 door lock or the boot has the original lock.

All locking and unlocking is done through the switch on the drivers door lock. Put the key in the drivers door and lock and unlock several times. See if the boot opens then.
Or make sure you haven't hit the lockout button on the drivers door that stops anyone else from opening their doors. (Including the boot.)

you will have to smach the window as there is no other way in but the soon as you get it try and get the keys as soon as possible then you can start up the car and the alarm will go off