8 89StangGT50 Founding Member Sep 25, 2001 178 0 17 TX Nov 12, 2004 #1 Nov 12, 2004 #1 Im a disptacher at AAA and when someone calls in for a lockout, they are seeming to have a problem unlocking these, it seems that using normal lockout tools will "damage" the vehicle, we have to get a locksmith to go out and pick it. WHats the deal?
Im a disptacher at AAA and when someone calls in for a lockout, they are seeming to have a problem unlocking these, it seems that using normal lockout tools will "damage" the vehicle, we have to get a locksmith to go out and pick it. WHats the deal?
P PittPerson Banned Jul 8, 2002 42 0 0 Pittsburgh, PA Nov 12, 2004 #2 Nov 12, 2004 #2 hmm, could be the way the window covers the rubber seal from the outside? and due to the fact that the window slides up behind the outside seal (I dont know the technical term for that piece of rubber).
hmm, could be the way the window covers the rubber seal from the outside? and due to the fact that the window slides up behind the outside seal (I dont know the technical term for that piece of rubber).
