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Back in the saddle again
 
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I've used one successfully in the past but I'm no expert. I fumble around like a kid on prom night until I get the result I need.
Yep, not fast by any means.
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I have a lock out kit, it's use/tools depends on the car. It comes with a reference book.
I have a similar, but much cheaper kit. Some of the other tools are really useful.

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Old 08-11-2012, 05:13 AM
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Watched a locksmith look at a key on the drivers seat. He wrote down the cuts and made a key off of his notes. It seems that there might only be 6 depths of key cuts or less and if the first cut is a 4 the second was a 3 the third a 5 and so forth a person with a shrp eye could do it!
Years ago a locksmith did that when my dad locked his keys in his car in the driveway. I think it took him 2 tries.
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Old 08-11-2012, 05:14 AM
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Bill is Dead.
 
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The "Big Easy" that LeeH posted works like a charm. Get the inflatable bag, and a wedge too, makes life a lot simpler.
And if you overdo the wedging, you warp the door frame.
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And if you overdo the wedging, you warp the door frame.
True, but after you're inside you can roll down the window and pull it back into place.

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