Locked my keys in my car... best way to open it, page 1


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reply posted on 3-9-2011 @ 02:31 AM by hawkiye
reply to post by jstanthrno1



As said hanger with a hook through the window rubber should do it Just keep playing with it till you hook it


Here is some videos of folks doing it:

www.youtube.com...
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reply posted on 3-9-2011 @ 02:39 AM by LargeFries
reply to post by jstanthrno1



i'm sorry my suggestion won't help you right here right now, but for the future

1. staple a copy of your car and house key to a board under your porch deck or other hidden area

2. get AAA's best coverage package. it's cheap and they will get you out of trouble multiple times per year, tow you, help you plan trips, give you coupons, etcetera. i never thought to do so in younger days, but now that i'm an old fart i appreciate the piece of mind AAA provides. and i've had several vehicles towed over the years, no charge, it's worth every penny

-- if you don't find an answer that will work to open your door, call the local car dealer. they know everything about the car and maybe they can help.

-- go with a friend to a local working mans bar. you can usually find someone willing to open your car door for a few drinks. don't go to dive bars by yourself, take a friend or two. slip the guy a $20 for his time after he's done.


reply posted on 3-9-2011 @ 02:46 AM by OldCorp
Originally posted by LargeFries
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post by jstanthrno1



2. get AAA's best coverage package. it's cheap and they will get you out of trouble multiple times per year, tow you, help you plan trips, give you coupons, etcetera. i never thought to do so in younger days, but now that i'm an old fart i appreciate the piece of mind AAA provides. and i've had several vehicles towed over the years, no charge, it's worth every penny


TOTALLY! For my birthday every year since I was 16, my mom has paid for my AAA membership. It has saved my bacon more times than I can count. Whether it was locking my keys in the car, running out of gas (DUH!,) or getting stuck so far in the woods that I had to give them GPS coordinates so they could find me, AAA has always come through for me. I remember when I first got it, it was like $25 a year or something; even if it's $50 now, it is still a worthwhile investment.

I've also used their trip planning service, and their Traveler's Cheques, which are replaced at face value should they be lost or stolen. It's a great way to keep your cash safe on a long trip. Being a AAA member also gets you some pretty sweet discounts on hotels and rental cars too.

From one old fart to another... CHEERS!
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reply posted on 3-9-2011 @ 02:49 AM by illuminatislave
get yourself a real slim jim buddy.




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