Locked out of car
08-11-2010, 12:08 AM
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Locked out of car Well today the battery died in my car while the doors were locked and I don't have a key to the doors, I always use the remote, now I can't get in the car. Anyone know how to get the doors unlocked or open the hood from the outside of the car?
08-11-2010, 12:36 AM
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I would then get it fixed so it cant happen again lol
The batteries in the remotes go bad, can break it all together sometimes so it might not be a bad idea
I locked myself out of the car with it running the remote didnt let me back in. Had to break into my house to get the other set.
Sorry though, hope it works out ok.
The batteries in the remotes go bad, can break it all together sometimes so it might not be a bad idea
I locked myself out of the car with it running the remote didnt let me back in. Had to break into my house to get the other set.
Sorry though, hope it works out ok.
08-11-2010, 01:05 AM
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+1 Had to do this with my dakota... He asked me what year it was and i told him, he's like these have the theft detterent block on them so it will take alittle longer slim jim it... Litterly in 10 seconds he had my truck opened LOL so much for the block...
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08-11-2010, 09:36 AM
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alway carrry a small key and extra battery on your wallet !! and hide another spair key under your car or any where you want, but other cant see, my favove location is where the fuel filter is. that where I hide mine. 
08-11-2010, 12:53 PM
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you could do what I did...run a wire direct to the battery and bolt it to a plastic air deflector. I drilled a small hole and bolted the wire with a nut on top of the horizontal deflector under the passenger side headlight. You can only see the head of the bolt and that's it. Now I only have to clamp jumpers to the frame and the head of that bolt to power the locks. 
08-11-2010, 10:39 PM
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you could do what I did...run a wire direct to the battery and bolt it to a plastic air deflector. I drilled a small hole and bolted the wire with a nut on top of the horizontal deflector under the passenger side headlight. You can only see the head of the bolt and that's it. Now I only have to clamp jumpers to the frame and the head of that bolt to power the locks.
I got a lock smith to open the car, he had it in locked in 2 minutes or less.
08-11-2010, 11:18 PM
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