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By *riskygaz OP   Man
over a year ago

birmingham

Any one know how to get into the car without smashing a window ? Its my daughters car, just bloody paid £282 on the MOT two days ago.

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By *ullbackbuttMan
over a year ago

Purton

Get the AA or RAC or an auto locksmith. Any other advice might be criminal.

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By *ouplefunukCouple
over a year ago

North Bristol

I remember breaking in to my mates Fiesta when he locked his keys in. The tricks you see in films actually worked on crap old cars!

I used my AA blokey to get into my mondeo when it locked itself with the motor running one winter. At least it was warm by the time I got in to it!

*Him*

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By *ty31Man
over a year ago

NW London

You can unlatch the lock on older fords using a thin crosshead screwdriver. Just be careful not to damage the mechanism though.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Pull the top of the door away and put your hand in. Not too much or the window will pop but does work

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Pull the top of the door away and put your hand in. Not too much or the window will pop but does work "

thats impossible

you need a piece of wire bent into a hook at the end . Need to either go down the outside of the window and pull a rod you should be able to see ( remove the window trim at bottom of window . Get a torch . Or a longer piece of wire . Bent to a hook . Pull top of dr open slightly push wire thru and aim for the inside lever youd normally use to get out the car . Persivearance and lots of it

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By *hoenixandflamesCouple
over a year ago

Stockport

AA / RAC - there are specialist locksmiths for it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You can unlatch the lock on older fords using a thin crosshead screwdriver. Just be careful not to damage the mechanism though."

iv been a mechanic for 20 year and iv never known this to work either

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"AA / RAC - there are specialist locksmiths for it.

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they are not specialist lock smiths . Theyre mechanics with tools made for the job

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I knew your say something like that. Typical

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Trust me what you need is coat hangers . Metal ones or fence wire . Ad be in that car in no time . Also another good thing to use is packing straps . The stuff you cut off a box to get the contents out . Plastic wrap srap stuff . . . Usually black and fastened together with a metal clip ...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Use a tin opener its a Ford should be easy to do, then you have a lovely convertible for the summer months

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By *atcoupleCouple
over a year ago

Suffolk - East Anglia


"Pull the top of the door away and put your hand in. Not too much or the window will pop but does work

thats impossible

you need a piece of wire bent into a hook at the end . Need to either go down the outside of the window and pull a rod you should be able to see ( remove the window trim at bottom of window . Get a torch . Or a longer piece of wire . Bent to a hook . Pull top of dr open slightly push wire thru and aim for the inside lever youd normally use to get out the car . Persivearance and lots of it "

No it's not impossible but it will leave the paint cracked and a slight crease on the piece where the window frame meets the door but it will work. Otherwise; if the inside locking button protrudes a little above the trim inside you can use plastic packing tape bent double and push it through between the door and frame and hook it over the button, pull it taught then upwards.

I won't say what I used to do for a living but trust me, I was always law abiding and on the right side of the law.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Old cars with the "pop-up" button on the door...use a flat plastic strap off large box parcels.

Fold in half...wiggle it through the door seal above the base of the window then push just the one side so it forms a loop and slide this over the button. Pull that side of the strap back and slide up to pull the button up.

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By *lpha-and-FoxtrotCouple
over a year ago

Kettering


"Any one know how to get into the car without smashing a window ? Its my daughters car, just bloody paid £282 on the MOT two days ago."

Use the spare key.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Don't go out nicking cars with a coat hanger will you? Your be there for an hour lol

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By *atcoupleCouple
over a year ago

Suffolk - East Anglia


"Old cars with the "pop-up" button on the door...use a flat plastic strap off large box parcels.

Fold in half...wiggle it through the door seal above the base of the window then push just the one side so it forms a loop and slide this over the button. Pull that side of the strap back and slide up to pull the button up."

Exactly

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Packing strap stuff bent in half and the loop put through the dr . Pull one end more than the other and it can be manouvered where you want it to go . . .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Pull the top of the door away and put your hand in. Not too much or the window will pop but does work "

You won't get your hand in.

What I did with my old Sierra was to force a gap and then put a door wedge in to keep the gap there whilst I used a bent coat hanger to operate the handle from inside. As a safety feature in the event of an accident it should unlock and open the door.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Do the window. Get a window for a score down the scrap yard

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Old cars with the "pop-up" button on the door...use a flat plastic strap off large box parcels.

Fold in half...wiggle it through the door seal above the base of the window then push just the one side so it forms a loop and slide this over the button. Pull that side of the strap back and slide up to pull the button up.

Exactly

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I rest my case . . Do not attempt to put yr arm through the gap or even pull the dr that far . The window wint pop out it will shatter . And you will fuk the dr

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Depending on were you are..it cost me £60 to have it done by a locksmith when i locked my keys in my BMW

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Pull the top of the door away and put your hand in. Not too much or the window will pop but does work

thats impossible

you need a piece of wire bent into a hook at the end . Need to either go down the outside of the window and pull a rod you should be able to see ( remove the window trim at bottom of window . Get a torch . Or a longer piece of wire . Bent to a hook . Pull top of dr open slightly push wire thru and aim for the inside lever youd normally use to get out the car . Persivearance and lots of it

No it's not impossible but it will leave the paint cracked and a slight crease on the piece where the window frame meets the door but it will work. Otherwise; if the inside locking button protrudes a little above the trim inside you can use plastic packing tape bent double and push it through between the door and frame and hook it over the button, pull it taught then upwards.

I won't say what I used to do for a living but trust me, I was always law abiding and on the right side of the law."

Of course its impossible. You'd have to create a gap big enough to fit, not just your hand, but your entire forearm. That won't leave a slight crease it'll ruin the entire frame!!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Don't go out nicking cars with a coat hanger will you? Your be there for an hour lol "

They stopped making cars this easy to pinch in the 90's lol . As for there for an hr . Gone in 60 seconds

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Alternatively a brick and the number for Autoglass.

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By *atcoupleCouple
over a year ago

Suffolk - East Anglia


"Pull the top of the door away and put your hand in. Not too much or the window will pop but does work

thats impossible

you need a piece of wire bent into a hook at the end . Need to either go down the outside of the window and pull a rod you should be able to see ( remove the window trim at bottom of window . Get a torch . Or a longer piece of wire . Bent to a hook . Pull top of dr open slightly push wire thru and aim for the inside lever youd normally use to get out the car . Persivearance and lots of it

No it's not impossible but it will leave the paint cracked and a slight crease on the piece where the window frame meets the door but it will work. Otherwise; if the inside locking button protrudes a little above the trim inside you can use plastic packing tape bent double and push it through between the door and frame and hook it over the button, pull it taught then upwards.

I won't say what I used to do for a living but trust me, I was always law abiding and on the right side of the law.

Of course its impossible. You'd have to create a gap big enough to fit, not just your hand, but your entire forearm. That won't leave a slight crease it'll ruin the entire frame!!!"

No it doesn't!! It does actually work with minor paint damage. Trust me.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I dont mind . I was a car thief in my teens before growing up and becoming a damb good mechanic

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Pull the top of the door away and put your hand in. Not too much or the window will pop but does work

thats impossible

you need a piece of wire bent into a hook at the end . Need to either go down the outside of the window and pull a rod you should be able to see ( remove the window trim at bottom of window . Get a torch . Or a longer piece of wire . Bent to a hook . Pull top of dr open slightly push wire thru and aim for the inside lever youd normally use to get out the car . Persivearance and lots of it

No it's not impossible but it will leave the paint cracked and a slight crease on the piece where the window frame meets the door but it will work. Otherwise; if the inside locking button protrudes a little above the trim inside you can use plastic packing tape bent double and push it through between the door and frame and hook it over the button, pull it taught then upwards.

I won't say what I used to do for a living but trust me, I was always law abiding and on the right side of the law.

Of course its impossible. You'd have to create a gap big enough to fit, not just your hand, but your entire forearm. That won't leave a slight crease it'll ruin the entire frame!!!

No it doesn't!! It does actually work with minor paint damage. Trust me."

you must have arms like 8mm threaded bar

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Pull the top of the door away and put your hand in. Not too much or the window will pop but does work

thats impossible

you need a piece of wire bent into a hook at the end . Need to either go down the outside of the window and pull a rod you should be able to see ( remove the window trim at bottom of window . Get a torch . Or a longer piece of wire . Bent to a hook . Pull top of dr open slightly push wire thru and aim for the inside lever youd normally use to get out the car . Persivearance and lots of it

No it's not impossible but it will leave the paint cracked and a slight crease on the piece where the window frame meets the door but it will work. Otherwise; if the inside locking button protrudes a little above the trim inside you can use plastic packing tape bent double and push it through between the door and frame and hook it over the button, pull it taught then upwards.

I won't say what I used to do for a living but trust me, I was always law abiding and on the right side of the law.

Of course its impossible. You'd have to create a gap big enough to fit, not just your hand, but your entire forearm. That won't leave a slight crease it'll ruin the entire frame!!!

No it doesn't!! It does actually work with minor paint damage. Trust me."

I won't trust you. You'll shatter the glass, damage the frame and distort the window runners. You're trying to force a gap of over 4 inches in something that's supposed to be tight against the rest of the body.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Pull the top of the door away and put your hand in. Not too much or the window will pop but does work

thats impossible

you need a piece of wire bent into a hook at the end . Need to either go down the outside of the window and pull a rod you should be able to see ( remove the window trim at bottom of window . Get a torch . Or a longer piece of wire . Bent to a hook . Pull top of dr open slightly push wire thru and aim for the inside lever youd normally use to get out the car . Persivearance and lots of it

No it's not impossible but it will leave the paint cracked and a slight crease on the piece where the window frame meets the door but it will work. Otherwise; if the inside locking button protrudes a little above the trim inside you can use plastic packing tape bent double and push it through between the door and frame and hook it over the button, pull it taught then upwards.

I won't say what I used to do for a living but trust me, I was always law abiding and on the right side of the law.

Of course its impossible. You'd have to create a gap big enough to fit, not just your hand, but your entire forearm. That won't leave a slight crease it'll ruin the entire frame!!!

No it doesn't!! It does actually work with minor paint damage. Trust me."

Seems to me all northern's know their stuff. Reason why I have to pick half the motors up there to fit them because no one as a clue. It's not the best way to do it. These blokes must be wanking ever second of the day and have massive fore arms. That or down the gym.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The idea is getting in that car without causing any damage what so ever . And to a well trained car thief/mechanic its piss easy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Car theif ? Who would out that on the Internet? Let's hope the old bill don't see your comment. Next your say there's no internet police

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By *atcoupleCouple
over a year ago

Suffolk - East Anglia


"The idea is getting in that car without causing any damage what so ever . And to a well trained car thief/mechanic its piss easy "

I wasn't either one of those and seen 100's. Yes it's easy.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Car theif ? Who would out that on the Internet? Let's hope the old bill don't see your comment. Next your say there's no internet police "

all my crimes have been spent

Any local copper looking at my pic already knows who i am lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Any one know how to get into the car without smashing a window ? Its my daughters car, just bloody paid £282 on the MOT two days ago."

Metal coathanger works x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The idea is getting in that car without causing any damage what so ever . And to a well trained car thief/mechanic its piss easy

I wasn't either one of those and seen 100's. Yes it's easy."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I hope they was high end motors rather then a ka. No disrespect to ka owners

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I hope they was high end motors rather then a ka. No disrespect to ka owners "

Bk in the 90's the cars of choice for ease where metros meastros and montegos . Anything austin . Coz they was piss easy n all you needed was a flat screwdriver

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Car theif ? Who would out that on the Internet? Let's hope the old bill don't see your comment. Next your say there's no internet police

all my crimes have been spent

Any local copper looking at my pic already knows who i am lol "

20years ago mind . Done alot of growing up since then . Im not ashamed as it gave me an valuable skill . Never stranded

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I hope they was high end motors rather then a ka. No disrespect to ka owners

Bk in the 90's the cars of choice for ease where metros meastros and montegos . Anything austin . Coz they was piss easy n all you needed was a flat screwdriver "

You missed a Ford transit out there. As much as I didn't like your comment's earlier you seem alright lol. How about a rover was it? Switch under the wheel arch to open the doors?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Car theif ? Who would out that on the Internet? Let's hope the old bill don't see your comment. Next your say there's no internet police

all my crimes have been spent

Any local copper looking at my pic already knows who i am lol

20years ago mind . Done alot of growing up since then . Im not ashamed as it gave me an valuable skill . Never stranded "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I hope they was high end motors rather then a ka. No disrespect to ka owners

Bk in the 90's the cars of choice for ease where metros meastros and montegos . Anything austin . Coz they was piss easy n all you needed was a flat screwdriver

novas . Mess about with the indicators and it disabled the immobilisers/alarm lol . Old transits where easy ye . But yad only ever take a transit if you needed it for something else lol carrying scrap etc haha . Weigh the van in at the same time

You missed a Ford transit out there. As much as I didn't like your comment's earlier you seem alright lol. How about a rover was it? Switch under the wheel arch to open the doors? "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Burn it, claim on the insurance, get a new car for new year, not stuck with the rubbish ka everyone is happy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Took a teachers montego one night . Meastro 2ltr turbo diesel . Drove it to garstang rd preston then got swarmed by armed police .. Get out off the vehicle with your hands in the air . . . Wtf man am only 14 i aint no bank robber haha . Escorted back to my mam . Shackled to my brother and made with the old prison style pad lock cuffs . Fuk me they was heavy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Meastro not montego . Pretty much same cars tho ...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Took a teachers montego one night . Meastro 2ltr turbo diesel . Drove it to garstang rd preston then got swarmed by armed police .. Get out off the vehicle with your hands in the air . . . Wtf man am only 14 i aint no bank robber haha . Escorted back to my mam . Shackled to my brother and made with the old prison style pad lock cuffs . Fuk me they was heavy "

They like easy nicks. Arm robbers to big for them that's why lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Burn it, claim on the insurance, get a new car for new year, not stuck with the rubbish ka everyone is happy "

seen an old capri go bang one time . That big an explosion it blew the back axle right off the car

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Seen a calibre fitted will lpg go bang

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Took a teachers montego one night . Meastro 2ltr turbo diesel . Drove it to garstang rd preston then got swarmed by armed police .. Get out off the vehicle with your hands in the air . . . Wtf man am only 14 i aint no bank robber haha . Escorted back to my mam . Shackled to my brother and made with the old prison style pad lock cuffs . Fuk me they was heavy

They like easy nicks. Arm robbers to big for them that's why lol "

to true . Use to proper harrass me tho lol . Loved kickin the shit out of me

pulled a moony from my aunties window one night n they went n atrested my bro haha oops .. What you gonna do i says ... Photofit off my arse

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Seen a calibre fitted will lpg go bang "

aint seen what destruction lpg does but i can imagine

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By *tillup4funMan
over a year ago

Wakefield


"Pull the top of the door away and put your hand in. Not too much or the window will pop but does work

thats impossible

you need a piece of wire bent into a hook at the end . Need to either go down the outside of the window and pull a rod you should be able to see ( remove the window trim at bottom of window . Get a torch . Or a longer piece of wire . Bent to a hook . Pull top of dr open slightly push wire thru and aim for the inside lever youd normally use to get out the car . Persivearance and lots of it

No it's not impossible but it will leave the paint cracked and a slight crease on the piece where the window frame meets the door but it will work. Otherwise; if the inside locking button protrudes a little above the trim inside you can use plastic packing tape bent double and push it through between the door and frame and hook it over the button, pull it taught then upwards.

I won't say what I used to do for a living but trust me, I was always law abiding and on the right side of the law."

Yes it does work I,v done it twice on friends cars just be carefull or you,ll break the glass.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Seen a calibre fitted will lpg go bang

aint seen what destruction lpg does but i can imagine "

Calibra sorry about my spelling. The fire brigade had to evacuate half the street due to its explosiveness. Why would people fit this to there car?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Cut a tennis ball in half place the open half over the lock then hit the ball like your trying to compress it

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By *illwill69uMan
over a year ago

moston

Find where the impact sensor is, short out the circuit and all the doors are automatically opened (safety feature on all cars with central locking). Then all you need to do is reset sensor.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's a KA, pick it up and shake it til the keys fall out of its pocket!

Seriously though, don't bend the window frame get a mechanic to do it, I'm sure someone will help for a drink/£10/blowjob or all three

Good luck

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Pull the top of the door away and put your hand in. Not too much or the window will pop but does work

thats impossible

you need a piece of wire bent into a hook at the end . Need to either go down the outside of the window and pull a rod you should be able to see ( remove the window trim at bottom of window . Get a torch . Or a longer piece of wire . Bent to a hook . Pull top of dr open slightly push wire thru and aim for the inside lever youd normally use to get out the car . Persivearance and lots of it

No it's not impossible but it will leave the paint cracked and a slight crease on the piece where the window frame meets the door but it will work. Otherwise; if the inside locking button protrudes a little above the trim inside you can use plastic packing tape bent double and push it through between the door and frame and hook it over the button, pull it taught then upwards.

I won't say what I used to do for a living but trust me, I was always law abiding and on the right side of the law.

Of course its impossible. You'd have to create a gap big enough to fit, not just your hand, but your entire forearm. That won't leave a slight crease it'll ruin the entire frame!!!

No it doesn't!! It does actually work with minor paint damage. Trust me.

you must have arms like 8mm threaded bar "

I managed this on a friends vectra but I do have pretty skinny arms. Didn't break the glass just flecked a bit of paint

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By *isdirtygirlCouple
over a year ago

somewhere out there

If it's the original egg shaped Ka try spare Ford keys. Ford of that era shared keys. I've seen someone accidentally get into the wrong snow covered car before due to the shared keys.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

might sound daft but my daughter just got a ka - its not central locking - have you tried the passenger door

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By *riskygaz OP   Man
over a year ago

birmingham

got it open after a bit of messing around, pules the top of the door out just enough to get a bit if wire in there, and managed to grab the inside handle I thought it was going to be a smash the window job. thankfully we did not have to do that.

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