You may want to check the fuse block to see if you blew any fuses. Perhaps based on the high current draw you might have popped something.

 

Thanks for your reply Kosd. Isnt the fuse box in the trunk? I mean I saw one there before with the small fuses on the right side of the trunk. Is there another one somewhere?

 

I found another set of fuses in the glove box, does it look the way it should?
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I remember a post where the guy could not get into the trunk and someone posted about a manual release. Sorry I do not know where it is.

 

tried to use search in this forum but couldnt find it :/

 

Go to owners manual, it should be there. If you do not have Owners Manual you can download it by Googling for it. I don't have a GT yet, but I have downloaded Manual to get myself used to all the new fangled gizmos on cars now-a-days... my newest car is 11 yrs old.

 

My GT isn't that new too, it's '10. I have looked through the manual but there is nothing about opening the trunk without using the buttons on the car or remote, nor there is information about where could be the starting aid terminal fuse located so I could replace it and hook up cables from another car.

 

It sounds like you were able to get into the cabin to open the doors and check the fusebox. The charging cables would go onto the lugs in the engine compartment. If you tried to jump the car from one of the accessory sockets, you will have blown the fuse. The plus terminal is protected by a red plastic cover, and the ground lug is closer to the front of the car. If the battery is really flat, it could take 15-20 minutes or more to start to bring the level up enough to do much of anything.

There's an internal, emergency trunk release handle. It's made of plastic that can glow a bit in the dark. I don't remember if you can fold the rear seats and partition from inside the cabin, but if you can, then you should be able to then reach that emergency release handle. That is a standard part, so should be on your vehicle. It's sort of a T-shaped bit.

 

Yes, I am able to get into the car with a key. I have tried to jump the car with the plus terminal in the engine compartment (under the hood), and yes probably I have blown a fuse. Any ideas where that fuse is so I could replace it? I am not able to get into the trunk from inside of the car, the rear seats pull down but there is no way to get in because the three part "wall" between the seats and the trunk can be opened only from the inside of the trunk. So I think the only way is to get the plus terminal working again (find and replace the fuse) and then power it up with the cables to get just enough power to open the trunk so I could service the battery. I was able to get the car powered up enough for electronics to work, but not to start the engine. Any ideas where that fuse for the plus terminal could be?

 

Wait, you have enough power to see electronics, but still can't open the rear? I.e. use the button by the driver footwell to open the hatch?

 

When connected to the cables, yes, there was enough power to see electronics. Tried to start,
heard a POP, power does not go through the plus terminal anymore (probably blown a fuse or something), therefore no power at all, so no way of opening the trunk and accessing the battery anymore.