Locked out! Please help.
09-08-2006 | 12:02 PM
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getting back to the post on windshield insurance. I just had my winshield on my other car replaced by Allstate for a $100 deductible. they do it all the time.
However, you may end up with aftermarket glass.
If you have any chips in the glass, this may be a good option. Call your agent.
However, you may end up with aftermarket glass.
If you have any chips in the glass, this may be a good option. Call your agent.
09-08-2006 | 03:34 PM
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From: not in HRM
"If you drill the lock will the door open? There must be a reformed car thief on this forum."
Call around to find a lock smith who can pick locks . A good lock smith can open the door for you .
Call around to find a lock smith who can pick locks . A good lock smith can open the door for you .
09-08-2006 | 04:29 PM
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on my car there is emergency wires for front and rear .
front under pass wing at front area .
rear behind rear centre section .
aa/rac can get in it for me , as can most locksmiths .
as youre in america , you could call charlie sheen !!!
front under pass wing at front area .
rear behind rear centre section .
aa/rac can get in it for me , as can most locksmiths .
as youre in america , you could call charlie sheen !!!
09-08-2006 | 07:06 PM
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Well it is now open. No locksmith in the area would attemp to pick the lock at any price...They must be making a mint...I drilled the passanger door lock....and surprise, surprise the door opened. Now I have to find a lock set kit...I've seen them posted on several OEM sites. This is a DE toy , not a daily driver, such is life. Maybe I'll pickup another Porsche this weekend..."Gone in 60 Seconds."
09-09-2006 | 01:01 AM
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From: USVI
Originally Posted by dfinnegan
I thought with the doors would remain locked, but could be opened manually with the key; albeit difficultly.
09-09-2006 | 01:56 AM
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I bought the blank key for $45.92 CDN (with PCA discount). Part Number: 911.538.903.00
Then I took it to a professional locksmith and just gave them the EC? Number (you should have a key card in the warranty booklet that has the code for the key) and they only charged two bucks...
Because it was cut using the code the new key is basically like new and works like in a new car!
241 Dollars?? Do they work for Tony Soprano?
Then I took it to a professional locksmith and just gave them the EC? Number (you should have a key card in the warranty booklet that has the code for the key) and they only charged two bucks...
Because it was cut using the code the new key is basically like new and works like in a new car!
241 Dollars?? Do they work for Tony Soprano?
