I feel stupid.
#4
Step 1: Take a large brick, (a medium size rock will work as well)
Step 2: Apply the brick/rock with sufficient force against your driver's side window.
Step 3: Reach arm in and unlock car
But seriously, what ^^^ said, no emergency lock. Time to call a locksmith.
Step 2: Apply the brick/rock with sufficient force against your driver's side window.
Step 3: Reach arm in and unlock car
But seriously, what ^^^ said, no emergency lock. Time to call a locksmith.
#8
Tools needed:
wedge shaped wooden or polyurethane block,
36" straight rod, coat hanger or welding rod works good.
1. Insert wedge in between door frame and roof of car near the front of the door
2. Using force on the top part of wedge (pressing away from you) pry the door out away from the car, while pushing down on wedge. If you do this right you will have wedged the door open slightly.
3. Slip rod in between weatherstrip and the door/roof edge. Use rod to hit the power lock button inside your car (you might have to bend it to reach, be creative)
This works on a disproportionately large number of vehicles, FYI...
wedge shaped wooden or polyurethane block,
36" straight rod, coat hanger or welding rod works good.
1. Insert wedge in between door frame and roof of car near the front of the door
2. Using force on the top part of wedge (pressing away from you) pry the door out away from the car, while pushing down on wedge. If you do this right you will have wedged the door open slightly.
3. Slip rod in between weatherstrip and the door/roof edge. Use rod to hit the power lock button inside your car (you might have to bend it to reach, be creative)
This works on a disproportionately large number of vehicles, FYI...
#9
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Originally Posted by paralyse
Tools needed:
wedge shaped wooden or polyurethane block,
36" straight rod, coat hanger or welding rod works good.
1. Insert wedge in between door frame and roof of car near the front of the door
2. Using force on the top part of wedge (pressing away from you) pry the door out away from the car, while pushing down on wedge. If you do this right you will have wedged the door open slightly.
3. Slip rod in between weatherstrip and the door/roof edge. Use rod to hit the power lock button inside your car (you might have to bend it to reach, be creative)
This works on a disproportionately large number of vehicles, FYI...
wedge shaped wooden or polyurethane block,
36" straight rod, coat hanger or welding rod works good.
1. Insert wedge in between door frame and roof of car near the front of the door
2. Using force on the top part of wedge (pressing away from you) pry the door out away from the car, while pushing down on wedge. If you do this right you will have wedged the door open slightly.
3. Slip rod in between weatherstrip and the door/roof edge. Use rod to hit the power lock button inside your car (you might have to bend it to reach, be creative)
This works on a disproportionately large number of vehicles, FYI...
LOL where you learn that, ha ha that **** workks on all cars that have door systems like our maxes, which is alot, you can open any car like that in a minute if you're good, like me, then you can do it in 30 seconds or less
#10
It doesn't work on any car which disables power to the inside options after the key is removed. (GM has a 15 minute timer unless the door is opened, etc)
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for any damage you do to your paint job. I am also not responsible if your sorry n00b a** gets busted for auto burglary or any other crime. Kthx. Have a nice day!
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for any damage you do to your paint job. I am also not responsible if your sorry n00b a** gets busted for auto burglary or any other crime. Kthx. Have a nice day!
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