WinFreak

Indeed I suggest this topic is removed immediately, there's already stupidly much information being given away here on a public forum!

crispyshark

tbh, i'm sure any car thief would know all this already but mods, please delete the thread asap.

lovegroova

This is old news, and a search will reveal the old coat hanger technique

For example: https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...post&p=18221891

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=786410

Ultra_Nexus

ATEOTD, locks only keep honest people out.

If someone wants in to your car, a kitchen knife will gurantee entry and not make a whole lot of noise.

I know there are some people who think tha the crims are a bit daft, but they aren't. They already know all the tricks/schemes and will always carry a hammer to smash a window if needs be.

Simple issue - don't leave anything on show in your car!

richmc

Gary get youself a bog standard uncoded key cut to keep for these emergencies, it will get you in but won't start the car, that would be £20 instead of the £180 I was quoted for a new coded key from Honda!

And with all cars, if a thief wants it he will get it. Not putting your car down but they won't want to nick and ring a year 2000 S for the return they would get from it, it's kids you need to worry about and I doubt if many of them would find the big red button.

gemma86

Cant believe that I only paid £40 for a coded key, £30 for the key and £10 towards the blokes sandwiches lol

richmc

Wow where did you get that from, thats a bargan!

gemma86

it was brindley honda cannock, very nice chaps they are.

garyo

Yep that's the plan. I've only had the car on the road for a couple of months, and it's one of those things you tend not to get around to doing!

martin j

After years of working on car sales forecourts the first thing I do with any car is to put the window down a bit(1/2 way maybe) that way I can always reach in to get the keys or lock button should something untoward happen, as it usually does at the worst possible moment.