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Brother locked his keys in car
- Thread starter Eli
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CrackRabbit
Lifer
They should be printed on the inside of the trunk lid, not that that helps you much now.
imported_LoKe
Lifer
If it were that easy, it would make stealing cars way too simple, wouldn't it?
myusername
Diamond Member
hehe. coathanger ftw.
imported_LoKe
Lifer
Is there a hole under the door handle?
LiquidImpulse
Platinum Member
that sucks, $45?
imported_LoKe
Lifer
But if it were available openly on the net, anyone could get his car, pro or not.
CrackRabbit
Lifer
Hotwire FTW!
I'm not saying they would or would not find them on the internet, all I'm saying is if somebody wants your car, or the stuff in the car, they're going to get it.
Whether it's possibly finding the unlock codes online, or busting your window, if people wanted your stuff they'd take it.
CrackRabbit
Lifer
I think they are hard coded from the factory,.no way to change them.
Also, Eli, the code would be in the following places:
The factory keyless entry code is available in several places:
1) On the owner's wallet card
2) On a sticker in the lower left corner of the Owner Warranty Card
3) Taped to the underside of the trunk lid
4) Taped to the computer module in the luggage compartment
The factory keyless entry code is available in several places:
1) On the owner's wallet card
2) On a sticker in the lower left corner of the Owner Warranty Card
3) Taped to the underside of the trunk lid
4) Taped to the computer module in the luggage compartment
I locked the keys in my car and paid around $40 or $45 for the guy to come by and pop open the car in less than 10 seconds lol.
A doorstopper shape wooden block + some metal bar with a u at the end did the trick.
It is so easy to unlock a car... Good thing I don't keep much in my car except an Escort radar detector which does run for about $200 on eBay.
A doorstopper shape wooden block + some metal bar with a u at the end did the trick.
It is so easy to unlock a car... Good thing I don't keep much in my car except an Escort radar detector which does run for about $200 on eBay.
imported_LoKe
Lifer
It's called a slimjim. The block was probably used to protect your window, or a widget to pry between the window and the doorpanel.
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