Break into Car ?

TheTwelveQuidKid · 01-01-08, 08:23 PM

Does anyone know of a non destructive method of breaking into a Porsche 944 ?
Someone's posted about it on the BMW forum and I thought someone on here might have some ideas.

http://forum.bmw5.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=20731

stuartmmcfc · 01-01-08, 10:20 PM

when I locked my keys (+ 18 mth old daughter) in my urquattro , the RAC man got in in less than 2 mins by inserting little plastic wedges in the door frame, from the top, which made a gap just big enough to slide a plastic loop in (the sort of plastic wrap that ties pallets or big parcels up). He dropped this over the door lock knob (which I think a 944 has) and pulled tight and lifted it up- and we were in, although the trouble had only just begun as far as my wife was concerned.

TheTwelveQuidKid · 02-01-08, 02:23 PM

Thanks for the info.
He managed to get in

Quote:

Jacked up the car this morning and put a +ve feed to the starter and an earth to the chassis. Connected this to the e28 and this allowed me to use the key in the door and open the boot with the switch.

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stuartmmcfc 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 3,243	when I locked my keys (+ 18 mth old daughter) in my urquattro , the RAC man got in in less than 2 mins by inserting little plastic wedges in the door frame, from the top, which made a gap just big enough to slide a plastic loop in (the sort of plastic wrap that ties pallets or big parcels up). He dropped this over the door lock knob (which I think a 944 has) and pulled tight and lifted it up- and we were in, although the trouble had only just begun as far as my wife was concerned.