How to break in to an FC?
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Yeah, i locked my keys to my car too....it's the silver porsche GT2 that the guy next door to me owns..i mean i own, and i lost the keys so i need to know how to hotwire it so i can take it to get the keys made too.....
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Snap into a Slim Jim!
Seriously, do a search for slim jim, there was a thread not too long ago about how easy the FC was to break in to. Tons of tips for breaking and entering!
Seriously, do a search for slim jim, there was a thread not too long ago about how easy the FC was to break in to. Tons of tips for breaking and entering!
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Originally posted by RRTEC
Yeah, i locked my keys to my car too....it's the silver porsche GT2 that the guy next door to me owns..i mean i own, and i lost the keys so i need to know how to hotwire it so i can take it to get the keys made too.....
Yeah, i locked my keys to my car too....it's the silver porsche GT2 that the guy next door to me owns..i mean i own, and i lost the keys so i need to know how to hotwire it so i can take it to get the keys made too.....
I'm down in bloomington for little 5 and i need to get into my car.
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I really hope once this issue is resolved, Mods would delete this thread. I mean, just look at the title. Well, if someone is out there with the intent to steal, (s)he will steal. But then again, this info might lead the oppurtunist car theif to steal and lets not let that happen.
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Alot of cops dont do that **** anymore. I know the cops around here wont. Something about they stopped training them on it years ago. You might get lucky or you might have to call a tow company most of them guys can get it.
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My old T2 opened with a flathead screwdriver. Sad.
You could always try a locksmith instead of wasting the time of the cops (who will most likely tell you to call a locksmith anyway)
You could always try a locksmith instead of wasting the time of the cops (who will most likely tell you to call a locksmith anyway)
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Originally posted by $100T2
My old T2 opened with a flathead screwdriver. Sad.
You could always try a locksmith instead of wasting the time of the cops (who will most likely tell you to call a locksmith anyway)
My old T2 opened with a flathead screwdriver. Sad.
You could always try a locksmith instead of wasting the time of the cops (who will most likely tell you to call a locksmith anyway)
just go with a slimjim or coat hanger...but watch out that hanger and scratch your window up........but I would not go with a locksmith...unless you dont care if you pay out...
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Alot of police dept. policies will NOT allow them to "break into" people's cars anymore. All they can do is tell you to call a locksmiths that'll use a slimjim, get in your car in 5 seconds and charge you 35 bucks.
AAA is probably one of the best automotive investments you can make.
AAA is probably one of the best automotive investments you can make.
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Seriously, get the title or the reg if it's outside the car and go down to the Mazda dealer. They can cut you a key with just the VIN as a reference.
-Ted
Seriously, get the title or the reg if it's outside the car and go down to the Mazda dealer. They can cut you a key with just the VIN as a reference.
-Ted
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