The standard version of an auto jiggler is called a double wafer, although there are all kinds of these jigglers on the market. This method works well with most cars 2005 and older, however even on new models this method will work as long as it does not have a digital lock chip mechanism.
The technique of using these jiggler picks is similar to a rake in traditional lock picking. This will take some practice so be patient. Insert the jiggler all the way to the back of the lock and rock it up and down while putting on some tension in the direction of the cylinder turn. Keep trying the other car bump keys and repeat this process and with a little technique and a little luck, you will figure out how to unlock a car door.
Take a wire coat hanger, untwist it and create a hook at the end of it. The depth and angle of the hook will entirely depend on your car, but make it of decent size at a least a couple inches. Now, slowly insert the hanger in between the weather stripping of your window. You are looking for the mechanism inside the car that locks. You really have to feel for it, so take mental notes as the hanger hits different parts of the internal workings of your door. Keep moving the hanger around until viola! You hook the locking mechanism inside the door and you have successfully learned how to pick a car door lock. Be careful and gentle because you can seriously mess your car up, but that’s how to unlock a car with a coat hanger!
The best part about this method is that it has the least probability for damaging your car’s internal or external parts. The downside is that you need to have it handy well in advance of having your keys locked in car. Similar to the screwdriver method, you are going to insert the inflatable wedge in between the door and the body of your car. Simply inflate the wedge until it creates a gap. Now, you can insert a metal rod, coat hanger or other long object with a hook to hit the unlock button inside of the car. Patients again my friend, we will unlock the car door.
The answer, hell yes. Start by tying a little slipknot directly in the middle of the shoelace – it’s important to know how to tie a slipknot because you will need this loop to tighten here in a second. Take the shoelace and slide it in from the upper corner of your door while holding on to one wide of the string with one hand and the other side with your other hand. Move the loop until you lace it around the upright style lock. Now, pull on both sides of the shoe string so the loop closes around the lock and pull up! Kaboom! That’s how you get into a locked car with a shoestring!
Okay, we know that this sounds ghetto. But trust us, this is one of the most badass ways if pull it off. Plus, it never hurts to get your hands down and dirty. This method, like most, works the best with the upright style of pull up locks. It’s really simple. Because you only need one tool for this procedure, a long strip of thin plastic – that’s it! This method functions much like the shoestring method that we covered above. Fold the strip of plastic in half so it doubles over. Insert the bent end of the plastic strip into the corner of the door. Slide it in slowly, wrap it around the lock and pull up. Pop! This should help you get into a locked car. Good luck out there!
Can you believe it? It is really that easy to get back inside your car. We’ve all been there dude, googling locked keys in car with our heads in our hands wondering how much money this is going to set us back. However, if you are relatively crafty, you can figure out how to pick a car lock. However, if you have any doubts or are nervous to the point of freaking out – maybe it’s time to call a locksmith. Make sure as always that you are only learning how to break into your car and not anyone else’s alright, don’t be a douche.
That concludes our exhaustive list of methods for learning how to pick a car lock! This is one of the most commonly asked questions that we get. Now because of this article, you won’t have to call Triple A or pay a lot of money. Likewise, when the zombie apocalypse goes down you will be covered. Just kidding, kind of. Have any of these methods worked for you? Let us know and as always keep picking.
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