Get Door To Open With Dead Battery So I can pop the Hood Switch

SOURCE: back door wont open after can went dead and had to get a boost

try checking the fuses for the swithes themselves, usually under the dash or beside the doors

SOURCE: 87 blazer rear window wont open

Remove the cover plate and try hooking up a 9 volt battery (yes the standard square household battery) directly to the wires coming from the electric window motor. Hooking up the wires one way will lower and the opposite way will raise the glass. If that doesn't work you'll have to replace the motor or whole regulator unit. If it does work then use a voltmeter to find out how many volts are reaching the switch. As a vehicle gets older wires get worn (insulation comes off easily and small wire strands break were there's flexing or pulling) and grounds become loose or corroded. Check and clean all the grounds you can see (rusty door and hinge could cause a lack of grounding so clean around hinges and the PW regulator bolts) and replace the wire from the dashboard switch to the window and you could add a flexible ground strap from window regulator through the bottom of the door to the frame.

SOURCE: The drivers side window will not go up or down.

sounds like a short in the wiring.

SOURCE: ''my battery died and i cant get into my chevy epica''

use the key in the lock cylinder on the drivers door.

SOURCE: 2005 chevy colorado battery went

something puts bcm into safe mode. take neg. battery cable off and touch it to pos. post for 30 sec. leave unconnected for 6 hrs then reconnect. should work after that. just did mine. dealer wanted 400$ to change door switch. doing this lets the bcm reset itself