How To Open Any Locked Car Door Without A Key ?

[jeff of pa]

Not sure if it Works.
Haven't tried it on a '98 Intrepid.
Dont have anything Newer

It's Odd if it works & no One said anything Before



May need to Be auto Door Locks , & What happens if you already Tried the Driverside door several times since it was Originally Locked.
Will it Screw up the Combination ?

 

[l.cutler]

Just tried on my 2019 GMC, no go.

 

[russau]

If it didn't work on your 2019 GMC it probly won't work on my 2019 Chev. BUT I'll try it latter when the sun is up ! and now the crooks and young kids(if they don't know already) know how to steal cars / trucks in a EZer way !

 

[l.cutler]

Tried my son's 2015 Tucson, nothing. Me thinks it's a hoax.

 

[jeff of pa]

yea sounds like it / Unless It's Only BMW's.
Not Sure What the Vehicle is in the Vid,

it's a shame there are no comments on the vid

 

[AU Seeker]

yea sounds like it / Unless It's Only BMW's.
Not Sure What the Vehicle is in the Vid,

it's a shame there are no comments on the vid

That vehicle is a Toyota , not sure of the year model, I have a 2004 Toyota 4 Runner and it doesn't work on it, tried it several times to be sure.

I'm thinking there's someone off camera with the remote who unlocked the door after the 3rd pull.

Edit: It's as I thought, I just watched the video several more times, if you listen very carefully you can hear the very faint but distinctive beep beep beep of someone unlocking the door with the remote, it sounds exactly like my Toyota 4 Runner when I unlock it with my remote, that sound is unmistakable to me.

 

[pepperj]

That vehicle is a Toyota , not sure of the year model, I have a 2004 Toyota 4 Runner and it doesn't work on it, tried it several times to be sure.

I'm thinking there's someone off camera with the remote who unlocked the door after the 3rd pull.

Edit: It's as I thought, I just watched the video several more times, if you listen very carefully you can hear the very faint but distinctive beep beep beep of someone unlocking the door with the remote, it sounds exactly like my Toyota 4 Runner when I unlock it with my remote, that sound is unmistakable to me.

Typical YouTube video for gaining clicks.

 

[jeff of pa]

That vehicle is a Toyota , not sure of the year model, I have a 2004 Toyota 4 Runner and it doesn't work on it, tried it several times to be sure.

I'm thinking there's someone off camera with the remote who unlocked the door after the 3rd pull.

Edit: It's as I thought, I just watched the video several more times, if you listen very carefully you can hear the very faint but distinctive beep beep beep of someone unlocking the door with the remote, it sounds exactly like my Toyota 4 Runner when I unlock it with my remote, that sound is unmistakable to me.

4 Pulls not 3

1 - 2 -3 Then 4 But Thanks !

Even so with all The CarThieves these Dsys

Bad Idea

 

[AU Seeker]

4 Pulls not 3

1 - 2 -3 Then 4 But Thanks !

Even so with all The CarThieves these Dsys

Bad Idea

They clicked the remote after the 3rd pull so the door would open on the 4th pull, if they waited until the 4th pull the door wouldn't open.

The way the remote works on a Toyota is that you push the button on the remote once and it beeps once and unlocks the driver's door, you push it once more and it beeps 2 more times and unlocks all the other doors and hatch.

That's why you can hear 3 beeps in the video starting as he's pulling it the 3rd time and finishing just before he pulls the 4th time thus the door is unlocked just as he's doing the 4th pull.

 

[Red-Coat]

Internet myth/hoax. On modern cars, when the doors are deadlocked, the exterior handle is completely decoupled from the locking latch and no amount of pulling in any combination or sequence can have any effect.

Top Tip: Almost all modern mainstream and luxury car brands offer smartphone apps that allow you to unlock your doors without a key, providing you’ve set up the app and synced it with your vehicle beforehand. Not much use to thieves, but very handy if you've lost your key.

Ford provides the FordPass app; BMW has a My BMW app with Digital Key integration; Honda has the Hondalink app; Hyundai has a myHyundai app with Digital Key 2; Kia has the Kia Connect / Kia Access app; Nissan has NissanConnect Services; Toyota, Volkswagon, Volvo, Tesla, Porsche and others all have similar apps under various names.

Some operate via Wi-Fi or UWB and some are Bluetooth. Almost all of them have remote cellular connectivity which means that you can lock or unlock your car from anywhere in the world as long as you have your phone, an active internet connection and have previously downloaded and synced the app with your car.

 

[jeff of pa]

There is a Combination Trick that can be Done with Seatbelts
if you Don't Want that annoying Dinging from not Buckling up.


These are results for Combination Truck seat belt dinger off
Search instead for Combination Trick searbelt dinger of



Disabling the seat belt chime on a truck depends on the manufacturer. Most modern trucks have a built-in programming sequence (the "Key-n-Buckle" trick), but you can also use physical accessories if built-in methods fail.


Ford Trucks

1. Park the truck, engage the parking brake, and close all doors.
2. Turn the ignition to "Run/On" (do not start the engine).
3. Wait for the red seat belt warning light on your dash to turn off (about 60 seconds).
4. Within 30 seconds of the light turning off, buckle and unbuckle your seat belt 4 times.
5. End with the seat belt unbuckled.

made me think 'maybe' on the door lock trick

though most likely Car Thieves would Know first

 

[guest]

There is no chance to lock my car if the key is inside. So for what should that be good? Oh wait, thieves only. Muhahaha...

 

[PikesPeakCharlie]

When I read the title, I was thinking a brick or crowbar or a hammer 😂

 

[jeff of pa]

years ago the Bloomsburg Fair People used a Wooden Wedge a Hammer (Mallet) & a Wire Coat Hanger . Had Mine open in Seconds.

I've Done some with Coat Hangers . Never Owned a Wooden Wedge
Wire Coat Hangers are Almost Antique & Rare now

Haven't seen one in over a Decade

 

[ConceptualizedNetherlandr]

years ago the Bloomsburg Fair People used a Wooden Wedge a Hammer (Mallet) & a Wire Coat Hanger . Had Mine open in Seconds.

I've Done some with Coat Hangers . Never Owned a Wooden Wedge
Wire Coat Hangers are Almost Antique & Rare now

Haven't seen one in over a Decade

Wow. I've got hundreds of wire hangers. I must be old.

 

[jeff of pa]

I switched to Plastic Hangers for Shirts

&

Stolen Wooden Hotel Hangers For Heavy Coats & Hoodies (Not Stole By me; I never Been to Hotels when they were Available) Guessing 50's 60's & Earlier Listed as Vintage on EBay

Made the Mistake of Thinking I Have Do reason to Save the Wire Ones

 

[PikesPeakCharlie]

years ago the Bloomsburg Fair People used a Wooden Wedge a Hammer (Mallet) & a Wire Coat Hanger . Had Mine open in Seconds.

I've Done some with Coat Hangers . Never Owned a Wooden Wedge
Wire Coat Hangers are Almost Antique & Rare now

Haven't seen one in over a Decade

Yep, I was pretty good with a coat hanger for opening car doors , still have a few. Actually have dug quite a few at the WWII training site I hunt. Never used a wedge

 

[jeffrey.bean]

The only videos I trust on YouTube, are metal detecting videos,🤣🤣🤣

 

[jeff of pa]

Not the Type of Car , Don't remember other Then 2 Door

they hammered the wedge in here

then just popped the lock

Was a Lot Easier

 

[Mine Shaft]

24" Homemade Slim Jim's work the best lol.