locked my keys in my car..HELP PLEASE LOL
- Thread starter NFR_AP2
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Tools
1. Flashlight
2. Wire coat hanger
Bend the wire coat hanger so that it's straight and long, and make a small hook on the end of it.
With your fingers move the weather seal away from the window. Once the rubber is removed or prised away enough, shine the flashlight down toward the locking mechanism. You should see a metal 'arm' coming off the inside of the lock. Use the hook on the coat hanger to pull it up sharply. This will release the lock and the door should open. If up doesn't work then push it down. To get a bit more access if need be, you can get a second person to pull the door metal out slightly - DON'T bend it!
This will work if you persevere. Otherwise call a locksmith, or if you have AAA or any roadside assistant they will do it for free.
By the way, where is your spare
1. Flashlight
2. Wire coat hanger
Bend the wire coat hanger so that it's straight and long, and make a small hook on the end of it.
With your fingers move the weather seal away from the window. Once the rubber is removed or prised away enough, shine the flashlight down toward the locking mechanism. You should see a metal 'arm' coming off the inside of the lock. Use the hook on the coat hanger to pull it up sharply. This will release the lock and the door should open. If up doesn't work then push it down. To get a bit more access if need be, you can get a second person to pull the door metal out slightly - DON'T bend it!
This will work if you persevere. Otherwise call a locksmith, or if you have AAA or any roadside assistant they will do it for free.
By the way, where is your spare
my spare fell out of the little key holder thingy one day while i was driving down the street LOL, i need to make another one, but THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!Tools
1. Flashlight
2. Wire coat hanger
Bend the wire coat hanger so that it's straight and long, and make a small hook on the end of it.
With your fingers move the weather seal away from the window. Once the rubber is removed or prised away enough, shine the flashlight down toward the locking mechanism. You should see a metal 'arm' coming off the inside of the lock. Use the hook on the coat hanger to pull it up sharply. This will release the lock and the door should open. If up doesn't work then push it down. To get a bit more access if need be, you can get a second person to pull the door metal out slightly - DON'T bend it!
This will work if you persevere. Otherwise call a locksmith, or if you have AAA or any roadside assistant they will do it for free.
By the way, where is your spare
i keep my spare in my wallet....
my wallet is always in my pocket.
Seems like the most logical place for it lol
you know a slim jim doesnt work on the 6th gen i have one and there is something in the way the best way is the coat hangar it akes a lot of patience.
did u get it?
its funny i always lock my keys in my car when its running. (i know its dumb) i just get in the habit of locking my car whenever i get out. the nice thing is that if u leave it running and u have power windows u just gotta use a coat hanger to hit the window button.
then find out it was never locked in the first place
hahaha
then find out it was never locked in the first place
hope u get ur keys
man you gotta be just stupid... but then again everyone has those stupid moments.
lock smith