gregmaxin

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this morning i went to warm my car up and went to unlock it and the key broke in the lock. i have another key so i can still get in it. but is there any way i can get the piece out of the lock without calling a locksmith. most of the key is in the lock. anyway can i take off the doorpanel and take the lock off and try to jiggle it out?

cardana24

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I am suscribing to your thread because I have the same problem. I have been told you can file a bobby pin down and try that but I have not gotten around to trying it. Good luck and I hope you figure it out because it will help me too.

gregmaxin

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ill have to try that. thanks for the advice

Feldman

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might want to try a strong magnet, the key is magnetic right?

cardana24

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just so you don't waste you time, I have already tried this and no, they are not magnetic.

gregmaxin

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yea im pretty sure the key is made out of brass not steel. so its not magnetic

G4nismo

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try using a hemostat or heavy duty tweezers. if all else fails, maybe you could remove the lock assembly and push the key back out

gregmaxin

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ill probably have to do that. just got my other key out and started her up up. ive been trying to get it out with an unfolded paper clip. its really hard to do it in this weather.my car is covered in ten inches of snow and two inches of ice and its cold

MrDicks95SE

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why dont you try super gluing a really thin piece of metal to the end of the key and pulling it out that way? or even use the paper clip youre using. a tiny amount should do it so it wont stick to the lock itself.

dont you have a keyless remote? i never use my key to unlock/lock my door, not even my trunk. i only use the key for the ignition.

Leo_Koneval

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Haha that was the same thing I did when a key got stuck in a door lock, luckily, the key wasn't broken in the turned position so I just super glued a tough piece of wire to the key and pulled it out.

DONS459

Why not try and super glue the broken part of the key back on to it as it should be a good fit.

gregmaxin

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well my keyless entry is not working. need to get a new one. and i tried putting epoxy at the end of the broken key but it wouldnt dry because its too cold. but ill try superglue.