Locked My Keys In My Car!!!!!
#2
well if your door isnt fully shut it should open once you slam it completely. It happened to me once. Do you have a friend that has Triple A? You can call him and tell him to call Triple A and say that its his car, not yours??
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#9
when I locked my keys in my daily driver and used triple A...they put wedges in between seal of the door an body (seemed really bad for it...anyways) and took a long wire and just pushed on the switch
That was their last resort since their slim jim tool didn't work
(^this was NOT on an rx7 though^)
Good Luck!
That was their last resort since their slim jim tool didn't work
(^this was NOT on an rx7 though^)
Good Luck!
#10
For mine, any key placed half an inch inside the lock will open it, gotta get that fixed!! For now, I use a Master Lock club and unplug the fuel pump when at school or parked outside the house.
#12
it's properly called a lockout tool. They are commonly sold at auto parts stores. I KNOW Advance Auto sells them (I used to work there and always found it funny)
Should carry them at all stores, even GA. If not, use a coat hanger... GENTLY. try not to bend the window sill.
Should carry them at all stores, even GA. If not, use a coat hanger... GENTLY. try not to bend the window sill.
#14
If you can wait until tomorrow, take the vin # to the nearest Mazda dealership parts dept. It helps if it is one you have dealt with in the past so they can insure that it is your car. If you haven'tdealt with them before, just take some kind of proof of ownership and they should be able to make a key for just a few dollars. Most dealers are open on Saturdays and if the parts dept is closed, there should be someone at the dealership that can run a history sheet for you through Mazdanet.
It is also possible to carefully pull the top rear edge of the door (carefully) away from the body. If you can do this, you may be able to get something long into the car and reach down to the locks. Try a non-power antenna mast to reach in. They are small enough to fit, yet strong enough to give you leverage.
It is also possible to carefully pull the top rear edge of the door (carefully) away from the body. If you can do this, you may be able to get something long into the car and reach down to the locks. Try a non-power antenna mast to reach in. They are small enough to fit, yet strong enough to give you leverage.
#15
try both sides. or wait til the dealership opens and have them cut you a new key with the VIN code. You will need to provide some sort of paperwork proving the car is yours... IE, bring a printout of your insurance paperwork with the car's VIN code on it... and they will make it for you.
#19
otherwise, I feel like I'm just being an accomplice to help you steal someone else's car.
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#23
+1 for the key half way in. I locked mine in a couple of times. I could use the keys from the other 7 if I wiggle it just right. When I don't have access to those, a cavalier key works pretty well too.