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Paul_JC	posted on 15th Jun 10 at 08:31
	tennisball does work but only on air operated locks... mercs are the only ones ive seen it work on though
Welsh Dan	posted on 15th Jun 10 at 04:51
	Mythbusters proved the tennisball one doesn't work. :o
corsa-sxi	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 23:07
	it wouldnt if u've delocked ur handles :lol:
sand-eel	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 23:01
	quote: Originally posted by 5dr corsa-3dr_polo Not sure how true these are: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hvWAV32O9w&feature=related eh? how could that possibly work.
Tomnova16	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 22:59
	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IKXTa_Z2Ow&feature=related
LeeM	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 22:04
	box wrap for corsas
harrisp	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 22:02
	quote: Originally posted by Chris F You could how is your numberplate fixed on;) I could never get in mine that way:lol: , i just ended up bending my door back, it leaked like a sieve anyway:lol:.
dobson	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 21:45
	quote: Originally posted by Cossie quote: Originally posted by 5dr corsa-3dr_polo Not sure how true these are: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hvWAV32O9w&feature=related if it was a Fiat yes !! a common trick round here that works with fords aswell iirc
Cossie	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 21:08
	quote: Originally posted by 5dr corsa-3dr_polo Not sure how true these are: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hvWAV32O9w&feature=related if it was a Fiat yes !! a common trick round here
chrisritch	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 21:06
	isnt there a way of popping off the numberplate light and opening the boot
nathy_87	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 21:03
	Not sure how true these are: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hvWAV32O9w&feature=related
Chris F	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 21:03
	u2u'd
Gazdaman	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 21:00
	Sticky pads? I suspect there are lots of tricks to get in without damage, but I certainly couldn't do it. And in fact, popping the window out seemed the best way. Gaz
Chris F	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 20:59
	You could how is your numberplate fixed on;)
big eck	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 20:57
	Its amazing how easy it is to break into a car without any signs of damage if you know the tricks.
Gazdaman	posted on 14th Jun 10 at 20:51
	Now I'm not bad with mechanics, and I've seen my fair share of dodgy people. I thought that breaking into my car wouldn't be all too difficult. Wrong! I didn't want to break a window, or bend the door back. If it was a case of bending it back to hook the keys off the seat or something, then fine. But since they were in the ignition I wouldn't be able to. So I tried to hook the lock up by going under the window, but the wire seemed to be completely shielded, and I failed. So in the end, believe it or not, my mate's housemate was a windscreen fitter so he popped out my rear window. I couldn't have done it without him. If I was alone, I would have had to damage the door, or a window. Only with someone with expertise and tools could I get into a cheap, not very secure car. Not sure if I should be impressed or annoyed. Gaz P.s I have spares, but they were 40 odd miles away. So that was plan B.