been doing this on and off for a long time. with the long reach tools, it's relatively ok to go in the driver side door but I was originally taught to enter the passenger side, so I still do. I'm fairly tall but I still have trouble with trucks and SUVs at times. I started carrying a three step stool to help with the tall doors. it's one of my handiest tools.
AMY HERNANDEZ you can put insert the wedge near the key hole! But you’ll need to pump extra air since the wedge only creates an opening near where you put it.
I did this before the wedge and rod with the old school tool kit that went down one side of the window and up the other...it was interesting. On a dodge I lost the tool inside the door...the guy didn’t care. Phew
Don't use that much force when attempting access from the door frame. This will most definitely cause window/door frame damage. I know from personal experience with another locksmith. Now the window frame exceeds the body line by about half an inch, allowing water and air seepage. Time to file a claim and get repairs. Yep, better yet don't lock your keys inside or have a spare handy.
In 95% of cases where the door has been tweaked a bit, you can usually bend it back by hand. This is demonstrated in the video below around 4 minutes in. ruclips.net/video/rSrfwNDJnyY/видео.html
I've unlocked a couple like that. I stick my non-marring wedge between the window and black foam seal. I don't use airbags. Just a waste of time and money.
benzboston Until you need one to rescue you when you have car trouble. And what would you suggest the towman use when you lock your car keys in your vehicle? A close hanger? A rock? This happens to be the best way without possibly doing minor damage to the vehicles exterior and interior. It can be done without the pump, but this just minimizes the possibility of scratches and scrapes to the glass as well as the inner and outer door edges. Therefore, it's you that suck. Only those who improperly park or don't make their car payments have such hatred towards a tow operator. The majority of their work consists of them rescuing you, your family members, and friends and neighbors from all kinds of motor vehicle situations. Not only that, but there are more tow truck operators who are killed while on the job than all law enforcement agencies and rescue personnel combined each year. Suck on that for awhile, won't you?
@@timothya.olmeda7299 while I agree with the majority of this, you are very wrong about more tow truck drivers being killed than all law enforcement angencies combined. 191 tow truck drivers died in the past five years. 284 police officers were killed last year alone.
@@plaguebringer420 There are exceptions sir. And also more police officers died on 9/11 as well, but the fact of the matter is, more tow operators throughout the world are killed in traffic accidents than any other first responders combined. In fact, on average (again an average year) 60 + tow truck drivers die while on duty in the U.S. alone. In fact, there is even a museum called “The Wall of the Fallen at the International Towing & Recovery Hall of Fame & Museum in Chattanooga Tennessee. As of last year, there are 450 individual heroes whose names are up on the Wall of the Fallen, which honors those who have died on the job, and the Survival Fund, which helps the families of those who were suddenly taken away tragically. The two programs have criteria, so not all of the deaths are included that have been recorded and not all of the families (if any) apply to have their member on the list. Towing is so dangerous that the tow industry a death rate more than 15 times the rate of U.S. private industry, according to the (NIOSH) Nat. Ins. of Safety and Health in 2019 for the years of 2011-2016. Most of the deaths are from the driver being struck whilst standing outside of the tow truck. Not only that, but there are also a substantial amount of individuals who are left paralyzed, paraplegic, crippled, on life support, etc.... Therefore, the next time you pass by a tow operator or see one up ahead in the distance, it would be wise to stay clear away, and even safely move over (in most states now it’s the law) and give a brother and a hero some room. They don’t call them Highway Heroes for nothing.
@@timothya.olmeda7299 i never knew that. i always felt when i pass them on the freeway, they're so dangerously close to the traffic, what if they get struck? if their death rate is so high, the media should make people aware of it so they would take care to slow down when they see them. by the way, are you an american? i notice you use the word whilst, which is not commonly used here.
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Cop: what are you doing ?
The person: just checking blood pressure for car officer
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been doing this on and off for a long time. with the long reach tools, it's relatively ok to go in the driver side door but I was originally taught to enter the passenger side, so I still do. I'm fairly tall but I still have trouble with trucks and SUVs at times. I started carrying a three step stool to help with the tall doors. it's one of my handiest tools.
for one thing, if you break a passenger door, the driver/owner is gonna be less worried/mad than if you break the door they use! hehe
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What if you successfully unlock your car door using it but found out it wasn't yours and the owner caught you?
Abhishek Shrestha its okay because you were testing out the tool, but you dont need to return the car, you opened it
Um how about run. Run as fast as you can in case he shoots
Call the police. Tell them you did a doo doo.
You were just asking for a friend right???
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where do you carry that tool if your keys are locked in the car trunk?
Home 😂
What if it has a window top guard? How to insert wedge or open from top. Or how to open. Thank you for your time.
AMY HERNANDEZ you can put insert the wedge near the key hole! But you’ll need to pump extra air since the wedge only creates an opening near where you put it.
Simple video like it👍
How does one open the trunk with an air-wedge? Trunk has been locked with the key, and the keyhole is broken.
I did this before the wedge and rod with the old school tool kit that went down one side of the window and up the other...it was interesting.
On a dodge I lost the tool inside the door...the guy didn’t care. Phew
Where do you get that green stick from?
Don't use that much force when attempting access from the door frame. This will most definitely cause window/door frame damage. I know from personal experience with another locksmith. Now the window frame exceeds the body line by about half an inch, allowing water and air seepage. Time to file a claim and get repairs. Yep, better yet don't lock your keys inside or have a spare handy.
In 95% of cases where the door has been tweaked a bit, you can usually bend it back by hand. This is demonstrated in the video below around 4 minutes in.
ruclips.net/video/rSrfwNDJnyY/видео.html
What if its a jeep without doors? Where to wedge it in that case?
You will need to buy a pair of OEM doors. lol
Step right into the vehicle and retrieve your keys
Good question. You have to wedge the shim in the headlamp fluid reservoir
That's almost as tricky as it would be on a convertible.
There's no where to wedge from when the top is down.
You would have to replace the Kennifal rod bearing.
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that looked easy
what if the door has no frame?
I've unlocked a couple like that. I stick my non-marring wedge between the window and black foam seal. I don't use airbags. Just a waste of time and money.
Even easier to enter.
@@igor6969 what the fuck is non-marring wedge? if you're not dead
@@taskbarenhancer3386 It showed them in the video. They’re just plastic wedges
lol over wedging there... you dont need to pump that much air. just create a small gap enough to fit the stick in
And that will cost her 85.00 for less than 2 minutes work. Nice.
if its easy she would've done it herself!
@@yqp3000 It’s easy..but she obviously didn’t have the tools.
His arm is all in the way to show how to actually put it in the door
Locate the keys: keys are perfectly in the center of seat lol. Did she fart them out?!
where can I buy one?
i got mine here. works great.
www.rakprotools.com/products/air-wedge
Home depot for 14 bucks
@@nathancarbo what is it called?
@@eliprz2667 ~There are several brands ... Shim Air - Air Jack, are two of them.
Harbor freight tools. $20 for two of them.
WILL THE ALARM GO OFF ?
depends on if your car has an alarm or not
citic101 no, I just did this today and it worked.
You can silence your damn alarm as soon as you get your keys out.
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What! The the guy didn’t get her number? Jk
Doesn't need it. He just followed her home, then used his tools to unlock her house door!
😂
that should be a crime unto itself damaging and bending someones door like that.tow companies suck
benzboston
Until you need one to rescue you when you have car trouble.
And what would you suggest the towman use when you lock your car keys in your vehicle? A close hanger? A rock?
This happens to be the best way without possibly doing minor damage to the vehicles exterior and interior.
It can be done without the pump, but this just minimizes the possibility of scratches and scrapes to the glass as well as the inner and outer door edges.
Therefore, it's you that suck.
Only those who improperly park or don't make their car payments have such hatred towards a tow operator.
The majority of their work consists of them rescuing you, your family members, and friends and neighbors from all kinds of motor vehicle situations.
Not only that, but there are more tow truck operators who are killed while on the job than all law enforcement agencies and rescue personnel combined each year.
Suck on that for awhile, won't you?
Timothy A. Olmeda - Well said.
@@timothya.olmeda7299 while I agree with the majority of this, you are very wrong about more tow truck drivers being killed than all law enforcement angencies combined.
191 tow truck drivers died in the past five years. 284 police officers were killed last year alone.
@@plaguebringer420
There are exceptions sir.
And also more police officers died on 9/11 as well, but the fact of the matter is, more tow operators throughout the world are killed in traffic accidents than any other first responders combined.
In fact, on average (again an average year) 60 + tow truck drivers die while on duty in the U.S. alone.
In fact, there is even a museum called “The Wall of the Fallen at the International Towing & Recovery Hall of Fame & Museum in Chattanooga Tennessee.
As of last year, there are 450 individual heroes whose names are up on the Wall of the Fallen, which honors those who have died on the job, and the Survival Fund, which helps the families of those who were suddenly taken away tragically.
The two programs have criteria, so not all of the deaths are included that have been recorded and not all of the families (if any) apply to have their member on the list.
Towing is so dangerous that the tow industry a death rate more than 15 times the rate of U.S. private industry, according to the (NIOSH) Nat. Ins. of Safety and Health in 2019 for the years of 2011-2016.
Most of the deaths are from the driver being struck whilst standing outside of the tow truck.
Not only that, but there are also a substantial amount of individuals who are left paralyzed, paraplegic, crippled, on life support, etc....
Therefore, the next time you pass by a tow operator or see one up ahead in the distance, it would be wise to stay clear away, and even safely move over (in most states now it’s the law) and give a brother and a hero some room.
They don’t call them Highway Heroes for nothing.
@@timothya.olmeda7299 i never knew that. i always felt when i pass them on the freeway, they're so dangerously close to the traffic, what if they get struck? if their death rate is so high, the media should make people aware of it so they would take care to slow down when they see them. by the way, are you an american? i notice you use the word whilst, which is not commonly used here.
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