I locked my keys in my car

FrdMustangCpe

New Member

May 27, 2004

493

0

0

Sin City, NV

Jun 24, 2004

#1

• Jun 24, 2004

• #1

when i first got my car, i locked the keys in it ( ). so i kinda had to break into it by looking under the hatch lock cylinder and pulling that retainer off of it, then opening it w/ a screw driver. i was thinkin if there was something that was supposed to go over that to at least kind of hide it, or is it just that easy to get to? kinda worried, because if i can do it, someone else can

i can take a pic if necessary

 

ECU5.0

Banned

Jan 10, 2004

1,803

1

0

raleigh, nc

Jun 24, 2004

#2

• Jun 24, 2004

• #2

dont really know what you are talkin about, but mustangs are probably one of the easiest cars to break into. i locked my keys in my car and had to call the local PD to come open it. he told me that they are the easiest cars to break into. he got in in abut 5 seconds with a slim jim

 

FrdMustangCpe

New Member

May 27, 2004

493

0

0

Sin City, NV

Jun 24, 2004

#3

• Jun 24, 2004

• #3

......$h!t

 

FrdMustangCpe

New Member

May 27, 2004

493

0

0

Sin City, NV

Jun 24, 2004

#4

• Jun 24, 2004

• #4

on mine, the window w-stripping is so tight, i dont the a slim jim would fit

 

ECU5.0

Banned

Jan 10, 2004

1,803

1

0

raleigh, nc

Jun 24, 2004

#5

• Jun 24, 2004

• #5

it would fit. its pretty thin. theyve also got another tool that they use to stick between the window and door frame and hit the unlock button. he said it works like a charm on newer cars

 

FrdMustangCpe

New Member

May 27, 2004

493

0

0

Sin City, NV

Jun 24, 2004

#6

• Jun 24, 2004

• #6

FrdMustangCpe said:

......$h!t

Click to expand...

 

WantaGT

Member

Jul 13, 2003

336

0

16

ohio

Jun 24, 2004

#7

• Jun 24, 2004

• #7

i locked my keys in my convertible so i just pulled back on the window and put a stick in and hit the unlock button