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Is this with or without engine running?

Release the EPB with the tool???? I know it can be done but I can't even get the cap opff the actuator there's so little room. Don't think they could have made it any more difficult if they had tried. What a stupid idea to have the release mechanism so inaccesible!

Update: Managed to get into the car finally. Apparently lock/unlock sequence three times is the trick. Sadly I still have my EPB stuck on with no ABS or traction control. Feckin Italian cars!

Quick update on being "locked out". Despite leaving battery disconnected overnight, the problem is still with me this morning. Fob clearly locking/unlocking as is the key but still unable to physically get in through either door. When unlocking, window comes down about an inch so something is...

Don't think so. Going to disconnect battery overnight and see what transpires

Sadly despite several lock/unlock blips with both the fob and the key, I still can't get into the car. When I unlock, the interior light goes on and the window comes down an inch or so, but no matter what I try with the buttons behiond the door handle, the door won't open. Utterly baffled now

I'll go give that a try.

I've had people in the street ask me if I'm selling mine. No chance, this is a keeper, I'd let the 488 go before parting with it.

Assume you mean the buttons on the inside of the exterior door handle? Tried that, no joy.

Hoping someone can help. After washing the car I got an EPB warning as well as ABS and Antiskid. Read a few thoughts on this so disconnected battery for ten minutes. This seemed to reset the EPB and release it, but now I can't get into the car. Locks/Unlocks OK on the fob, likewise with the key...

Not at all strange, I also have a 488 and an MC Stradale but use the 4200 on nice sunny days in the winter when there is no salt down

Sorry, I don't. It was someone on here who put me on to him, and at the time I recall it was all very hush hush for some reason

No idea, I bought them S/H and had them refinished by the wheel specialists

It was a chap up in Cheshire - I THINK he was call Greatorix. Made a **** of a difference

I have added a few videos to the thread