Keys locked in car... FACK!
- Thread starter Dirtbike
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Smash the window, steal the radio and say someone else did it. Or call the rental company and they will unlock it for you.
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maxyedor said:
and get ready for everyone to call you "dumbass".
been there done that
that reminds me...i need to make a copy of my key so i dont do the same thing
when I was a cop in the AF
my supervisor came out for post checks
he left his car running when he checked my post
when he got back to the car, he realized he locked the keys in it
A locked, running, police car is funny.
my supervisor came out for post checks
he left his car running when he checked my post
when he got back to the car, he realized he locked the keys in it
A locked, running, police car is funny.
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It will only work if you are an Afghan and your phone was made from a string and a can.Dirtbike said:
dhkid said:
I've heard that, but don't necissarily believe it. Have you ever tried it? does it work?
Really hard...I tried with a metal coat hanger once, and could not get the door unlocked. AAA is the way to go...sanjuro said:
i just carry that niffty credit car that has the plastic key cut into it that bends out to unlock/start car. that thing has saved my ass so many times.
About 15 years ago while attending college in L.A. I drove a tow truck and became AAA certified. as New cars become more difficult to unlock wit a slim jim they actually become easier in other ways. Just a month ago I unlocked a minivan using a wedge and a coat hanger.This my hurt the seal a bit in the door but for rentals and beaters who cares.
The whole principle works is that car companies use lighter grade steel and glass these days, Grab the top right hand corner of the drivers door, on most new vehicles you can pry that back 1/2"-1" with out much pressure or damage. place in your wedge (or anything to keep the gap open. take coat hanger (Needs to be straightened)
sometimes there is clearance around weather stripping sometimes you have to poke a small hole through it with hangar, once your past or through weather stripping guide coat hanger and tap on the unlock button, Now I realize this won't work on every vehicle but it does work on the majority....
The whole principle works is that car companies use lighter grade steel and glass these days, Grab the top right hand corner of the drivers door, on most new vehicles you can pry that back 1/2"-1" with out much pressure or damage. place in your wedge (or anything to keep the gap open. take coat hanger (Needs to be straightened)
sometimes there is clearance around weather stripping sometimes you have to poke a small hole through it with hangar, once your past or through weather stripping guide coat hanger and tap on the unlock button, Now I realize this won't work on every vehicle but it does work on the majority....
I've done that before. Locked my keys in my Subaru a while back. Took two screwdrivers and a thin metal pole. Just wedged the window out a bit with the screwdrivers and hit the unlock with the pole. It was actually a little scary how easy it was to break into my car...MunkeeHucker said:
bikenweed said:
POST OF THE YEAR
remote to the phone r0x0rZzZZ
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We should call each other tonight and see if we can change each other's channels. 
How about call AAA? Or call the rental company.
the only way that would work is if the remotes used sound frequency...and i'm pretty sure those use lasers or something of that nature...cause if you've ever used one of those measures u can hear the sound when it's workingdhkid said:
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I read the snopes thing. That would be funny as hell if you had someone call and it just made the horn start honking. Keys locked in the car and the horn honking until the battery died. Sweet.
That would make you a dumbass.
That would make you a dumbass.
Slimjim.
I worked in a grocery store and had to unlock doors all the time. i can get into a coworkers mustang in 18 seconds.
the 'lock' is a very complex mechanism but the mechanism that connects the 'lock' to the uppie downie/sliddie thing isnt.
the 'lock' is a very complex mechanism but the mechanism that connects the 'lock' to the uppie downie/sliddie thing isnt.
So, no onstar or anything like that where they can open it remotely?
Our Oakley rep once locked himself out of his car at our shop, and AAA sent two shady guys in an old cadillac to open his car. They were in the honda accord in less than 30 seconds using the pry-the-corner-of-the-door-and-hit-the-unlock-button-with-a-pole technique.sanjuro said: