MK5 Golf GTI
		All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: Scrubadub on August 08, 2013, 07:43:42 pm
		
			
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				Help! Just locked keys in boot! What can I do???
			
 
			
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				Smash a side window.... its the only option really. 
			
 
			
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				Happened to a mate in his A5 and he called a locksmith who got in.  Only cost £40.
Should be possible with a Golf.
			 
			
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Happened to a mate in his A5 and he called a locksmith who got in.  Only cost £40.
Should be possible with a Golf.
Agreed.
There is a finite number of keyblade combos, they will have it and get in without smashing anything.
			 
			
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				Tell the fob to crack a window.
			
 
			
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				Read this article which has some merit to it:-
Alternatively you could go in via the windscreen, they have a nasty habit of breaking when hit by flying debris and are not only more likely to be available same day but also some companies have a procedure to replace them with little outlay from yourself  :wink: :wink:
			 
			
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				Long shot but if you have aa, they will get into the car, as they did that with my sisters car 
			
 
			
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Long shot but if you have aa, they will get into the car, as they did that with my sisters car 
Bet she don't have a golf.
			 
			
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I did this last week  :ashamed:
Had to get the wife to fetch my spare keys 40 miles at Harrys bed time  :ashamed:  Wasn't popular
			 
			
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Long shot but if you have aa, they will get into the car, as they did that with my sisters car 
Bet she don't have a golf.
No an a class lol
			 
			
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				It's a ridiculous feature on the German range of cars. Iv done it twice to cars that are not mine luckily...
I thinks it's a sh*t feature. And when it happens is the worst thing ever!
			 
			
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Long shot but if you have aa, they will get into the car, as they did that with my sisters car 
Bet she don't have a golf.
No an a class lol
Done the same thing to my Mrs old Mk4 and my old Mk5 (they have a deadlock).
If you can't wait for a locksmith to sort it out. pop as window.
 :happy2: 
			 
			
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				This guy recons he's got the answer:-
http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=related&v=fMyYlf6yFcg
			 
			
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				I only use the lock and unlock the whole car on fob I take it if you use boot pop and leave the keys in the boot and close the whole car is locked ?? 
			
 
			
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I only use the lock and unlock the whole car on fob I take it if you use boot pop and leave the keys in the boot and close the whole car is locked ?? 
Exactly what I did.  :ashamed:
			 
			
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Read this article which has some merit to it:-
Alternatively you could go in via the windscreen, they have a nasty habit of breaking when hit by flying debris and are not only more likely to be available same day but also some companies have a procedure to replace them with little outlay from yourself  :wink: :wink:
It's laminated and you will make some mess getting in there LOL
			 
			
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				Have a look at your windscreen excess on your insurance. 
Windscreen claims do not affect your insurance price, doesnt go as a claim against you and they cover all windows...
			 
			
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It's a ridiculous feature on the German range of cars. Iv done it twice to cars that are not mine luckily...
I thinks it's a sh*t feature. And when it happens is the worst thing ever!
+1
This is the exact reason I don't use it
			 
			
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				where are you located?
			
 
			
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				Found the spare key I forgot the car came with so stress over but to anyone with boot pop mod......unlock before popping
			
 
			
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				Found the spare key I forgot the car came with so stress over but to anyone with boot pop mod......unlock before popping
			
 
			
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				Found the spare key I forgot the car came with so stress over but to anyone with boot pop mod......unlock before popping
			
 
			
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				Found the spare key I forgot the car came with so stress over but to anyone with boot pop mod......unlock before popping