Went to the movies and found where someone popped the lock on the DS door. The person pushed in the lock with a screwdriver from what I can tell but failed to actually get in thank God. Do I need to go to a locksmith or a bodyshop to get this fixed? This is why you can't have anything nice.

 

drivers or passenger side, need pics

 

Best bet would probably be a body shop. Most locksmith's don't install locks in cars I don't think. Take it to a shop who knows what they're doing, and they'll just use a locksmith to get it coded.

 

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