Need help quick!? keys locked in car.
#16
Re: Need help quick!? keys locked in car.
Originally Posted by 99andMine
That said, if you dont know what your doing you can start a fire in your door. There are wires that have juice and it doesnt take much to ground them.
Best bet is to call a locksmith and pay the $30-$40.
#17
Re: Need help quick!? keys locked in car.
I have a simple thing I use to get into my car last time I locked my keys in it.
Use a golf club a putter.
It has a L shape to it so you can slide the lock handle over.
Just don't droped the club in the car.
Trust me it works like a charm.
Good luck,
Chris.
Use a golf club a putter.
It has a L shape to it so you can slide the lock handle over.
Just don't droped the club in the car.
Trust me it works like a charm.
Good luck,
Chris.
#19
Re: Need help quick!? keys locked in car.
Hay wogert.
Can you still get those plastic wallet keys?
I have a 97.
I don't think I will lock my keys in my care agine.
But you never know and I hate prying on the window.
I'm afrade one day I'll pry a little too much.
Thanks,
Chris.
Can you still get those plastic wallet keys?
I have a 97.
I don't think I will lock my keys in my care agine.
But you never know and I hate prying on the window.
I'm afrade one day I'll pry a little too much.
Thanks,
Chris.
#20
Re: Need help quick!? keys locked in car.
Yeah, most dealerships still carry the plastic wallet key. I've seen a few locksmiths carry them also. If you have trouble finding one, Curtis makes them.
For an F-body (or any VATS car) you only get a door key, and I've seen a ton of people break off the plastic key in the lock. So I use a plain 'ol every day steel key tucked into my wallet.
For an F-body (or any VATS car) you only get a door key, and I've seen a ton of people break off the plastic key in the lock. So I use a plain 'ol every day steel key tucked into my wallet.
#21
Re: Need help quick!? keys locked in car.
Originally Posted by wogert
Yeah, most dealerships still carry the plastic wallet key. I've seen a few locksmiths carry them also. If you have trouble finding one, Curtis makes them.
For an F-body (or any VATS car) you only get a door key, and I've seen a ton of people break off the plastic key in the lock. So I use a plain 'ol every day steel key tucked into my wallet.
For an F-body (or any VATS car) you only get a door key, and I've seen a ton of people break off the plastic key in the lock. So I use a plain 'ol every day steel key tucked into my wallet.
I'll use a steel key.
Chris.
#22
Re: Need help quick!? keys locked in car.
well i was trying to get it unlocked with a wood board the size of a yard stick but it didnt work until someone came up and put some vice grips on the end to be able to move the lock...
thanks for helping!
thanks for helping!
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