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Dave A

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28th Sep 06 at 12:53

discovered a method the other day that takes less than 10 seconds in most cases, no noise, damage, pulling off window rubbers etc...

Im not saying how though.

Marc

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28th Sep 06 at 12:54

Coat hanger?

Lynny

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28th Sep 06 at 12:54

key?

JM_16v

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Registered: 17th Oct 05
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28th Sep 06 at 12:54

i kno this method also, its quite scary

mwg

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28th Sep 06 at 12:55

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
discovered a method the other day that takes less than 10 seconds in most cases, no noise, damage, pulling off window rubbers etc...

Im not saying how though.

so why make this post

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Registered: 29th Jan 03
Location: Bolton, Drives Q3 S-line +
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28th Sep 06 at 12:55

even with the deadlocks on?

charlessurr

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Location: Sheffield
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28th Sep 06 at 12:55

I have a 1.4 sri on an L plate, i changed my window the other day, it was a rite arse to get off, i shoved a screw driver down from the top, got a knife (nearly as sharp as a stanly blade but stronger) and just cut down. To be fair it took like 5mins, ah well. Mine was just stuck in, i put the new one in with tiger seal.

Dave A

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28th Sep 06 at 12:55

its shockingly easy. dont even need a coat hanger.

[Edited on 28-09-2006 by Dave A]

Robin

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28th Sep 06 at 12:55

i wish i could try on mine

Dave A

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28th Sep 06 at 12:56

quote:
Originally posted by Matty G

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
discovered a method the other day that takes less than 10 seconds in most cases, no noise, damage, pulling off window rubbers etc...

Im not saying how though.

so why make this post

because I am bored

mwg

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28th Sep 06 at 12:57

u2u me how. interested to see how easy it is

Dave A

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28th Sep 06 at 12:57

ill post it in prem lounge

Edd

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28th Sep 06 at 12:58

my GF's dad is a mechanic and when i had the corsa he broke into mine in 10 seconds without me knowing

he said he would show me how but i didnt want to know that would have just freaked me out

dont give a shit now though mind

Wrighty

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Registered: 28th Feb 04
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28th Sep 06 at 13:01

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
ill post it in prem lounge

go on then

or u2u me how, very interested to know how without any tools etc

Eck

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28th Sep 06 at 13:03

quote:
Originally posted by Wrighty

quote:
Originally posted by Dave A
ill post it in prem lounge

go on then

or u2u me how, very interested to know how without any tools etc

me too

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Registered: 29th Jan 03
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28th Sep 06 at 13:03

watch a load of corsa's go missing tonite

Robin

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28th Sep 06 at 13:03

OMFG

a_j_mair

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28th Sep 06 at 13:04

wish i new this when i left my lights on.
i had no door handles or locks or anything

u2u please

Lynny

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28th Sep 06 at 13:04

im glad i no longer have my corsa, i live near to dave

WMCMoo

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28th Sep 06 at 13:04

SAME HERE !

hmm
alot of thiefs here lol !

Eck

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28th Sep 06 at 13:06

quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
OMFG

Dave A

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28th Sep 06 at 13:18

just dont leave anything valuable in your boot

Robin

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28th Sep 06 at 13:19

wonder if thats the reason for the differences on the C?

Dave A

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28th Sep 06 at 13:20

well, until now I have never seen a corsa being broken into this way.

Matt W

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28th Sep 06 at 13:22

can you u2u me mate plz

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