King_O_Walpole t1_iyco8ta wrote
Depending on the year, you can cut a tennis ball in half and place around the outside key entry. If you cut it well and it can seal to the door, you can press the ball acting like a plunger. This can force enough air into the hole to pop the lock open.
I’m not saying it’s gonna work, but’s it’s easy to try
WalkerBRiley t1_iycys1m wrote
That has never worked. yes, I know, you saw it on youtube or your buddy's buddy swears it worked that one time for his cousin last October.
It just doesn't work.
King_O_Walpole t1_iyczqns wrote
So helpful thank you!
/s
oldncrusty68 OP t1_iycus5c wrote
That’s cool! I got the trunk open from the inside and removed the lock cylinder. I’m just looking to have it keyed
mtbsnow t1_iycx07v wrote
This only works on cars that have a vacuum lock system. Mostly German from the late 70s to early 2000s.
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