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It doesn't have to be a big hammer. The side of your fist or the toe of your shoe/boot may be enough to free it up. If you do not
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It doesn't have to be a big hammer. The side of your fist or the toe of your shoe/boot may be enough to free it up.
If you do not have the harness when you free the lock, I highly recommend that you pull the fuse until you can install it. If you do get the lock to free up, do NOT touch the start button (leave everything on) until you install the harness (or temporarily pull the fuse). Harness installation is very easy and pulling the fuse is not hard to do, so you shouldn't need much luck, but here's some anyway: Good luck.
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