Any Tips on How to Pick WB Door Locks???

**Dick61** · 04-10-2012, 02:36 PM

I have an $800 e-bay special EA falcon that I use to go to the Station every day, I locked the keys in it at Bunnings, took me about 2 hrs to get in using the banding method. I thought that a spare key in the petrol filler flap would be a good idea, so I went into Bunnings and had one cut, bought some gaffer tape to stick it on the flap with.................................... opened the flap to put the new key in and the previous owner had already done it!!

If you're wondering why I have a Falcon, apart from having to walk home, I don't care if it gets stolen!

**RodneyHZ253** · 04-10-2012, 06:41 PM

My hz sandman I could open the doors in about a minute with a coat hanger wire with a right angle bend at the end of the wire About an inch long and push down with the toe of the wire pointing back towards the you and the key lock mechanism

**V6HQUTE** · 04-10-2012, 07:23 PM

i reckon the vb-vl commodors are the easiest, just a bit of packing tape and your in straight away

**Taily** · 04-10-2012, 07:31 PM

Originally Posted by V6HQUTE

i reckon the vb-vl commodors are the easiest, just a bit of packing tape and your in straight away

You think they're easy then try a JB-JE Camira. Less than three seconds with a flexible ruler slid down the outside of the window and you're in... Not that anyone would want to knock one off anyway...