Help!! Locked Keys in car..
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Originally Posted by Huscroft6
I do have that Mitsubishi thing, like i said, but thats only within 50 miles of where u bought it.
Maybe you need to be within 50 miles of ANY dealer.
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Originally Posted by evoluder
i use to have a slimjim at work but i dont know the specs on the door on the intergra we use a screwdriver and foce the window outward and had my friend slip his hand in the cracks and unlock the door with his hands some cars the window will shadders like that.
seriously man, just call some emergency roadside service or a local mitsubishi dealer. hell they may take some money from ya but it's better than breaking something and having to have that fixed..meaning more time away from your car. good luck.
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Damn...if there isn't a market for that Lexus driver recognition fingerprint thing...someone's gotta come out with an aftermarket lock deal like that. Noone has come out with a keyless system like that yet, and when they do (and I don't mean punch-in-a-code keyless; I mean true recognize-your-fingerprint handles) every tuner ride in the country is going to have it or be behind.
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The Lexus doesn't recognize your fingerprint, it senses your key that you have on you. The key carries a transmitter that tells the system to unlock the doors when the door handle is lifted. Mercedes Benz uses the same technology. As for the guy that got locked out, I would just call the roadside thing and see if they come out without asking where the car was purchased.
You didn't hear this from me.
There is a secret button underneath your driver seat. It's made from the factory to prevent technitians from locking the car while the car's still running.
it pops all the doors open, then shuts the motor off, when it's on while the door is locked.
That button is located 3 inch from the first seam where the driver side door meets the side skirt.
you have to really jam the bottom part, since that particular part is made out of harden plastic.
Do you follow?
There is a secret button underneath your driver seat. It's made from the factory to prevent technitians from locking the car while the car's still running.
it pops all the doors open, then shuts the motor off, when it's on while the door is locked.
That button is located 3 inch from the first seam where the driver side door meets the side skirt.
you have to really jam the bottom part, since that particular part is made out of harden plastic.
Do you follow?
Originally Posted by Huscroft6
Thanks guys anyway. I ended getting a locksmith. 50$.
I did the same thing and called
and they did it for free. You can be anywhere in the USA and will provide the service for free.
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Originally Posted by Huscroft6
I have that Mitsubishi 24 hr a day, but thats within 50 miles of where you bought it. I have since moved 300 miles. I know there is a way to get under the hood using a screwdriver or something and then fidgeting with the fuses. SOmeone showed me before i got my alarm put in.
I think the roadside assistance reads that they will tow your car up to 50 miles (to the nearest dealership) from any place in the US. They will come out to your car no matter where in the US you live. You don't have to be within 50 miles of the placeof purchase.
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Originally Posted by plokivos
You didn't hear this from me.
There is a secret button underneath your driver seat. It's made from the factory to prevent technitians from locking the car while the car's still running.
it pops all the doors open, then shuts the motor off, when it's on while the door is locked.
That button is located 3 inch from the first seam where the driver side door meets the side skirt.
you have to really jam the bottom part, since that particular part is made out of harden plastic.
Do you follow?
There is a secret button underneath your driver seat. It's made from the factory to prevent technitians from locking the car while the car's still running.
it pops all the doors open, then shuts the motor off, when it's on while the door is locked.
That button is located 3 inch from the first seam where the driver side door meets the side skirt.
you have to really jam the bottom part, since that particular part is made out of harden plastic.
Do you follow?
Ben
Broke my window too. No pop-a-lock guys near me out in the sticks, so I said **** it, and smashed the window; the glass went everywhere.
