locked keys in car
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Burning Brakes
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The rear quarter windows can be carefully removed without trashing the seal (as I recall, I used plastic bicycle tire levers), but it will leak when you reinstall it.
James
James
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Well guys I want to thank all you for your help.
I called about 7 diifferent lock smith and had 3 of them said that they could do it. Well after thee guys. I called the one that said that he had all the tools to do it so he came and three hours latter he got the pass door open with the people next door yelling due to alarm going off. he had the porchee tool .
the tool was not the problem it was finding the sweet spot as he said. These cars are not easy to get into.
If this did not work I had one more option. The next guy had a security key/ or key device. that would get it open. The great news is it only cost me $80 bucks
The last option would have been a lot more but still cheaper then a window or rubber molding
I called about 7 diifferent lock smith and had 3 of them said that they could do it. Well after thee guys. I called the one that said that he had all the tools to do it so he came and three hours latter he got the pass door open with the people next door yelling due to alarm going off. he had the porchee tool .
the tool was not the problem it was finding the sweet spot as he said. These cars are not easy to get into.
If this did not work I had one more option. The next guy had a security key/ or key device. that would get it open. The great news is it only cost me $80 bucks
The last option would have been a lot more but still cheaper then a window or rubber molding