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Keys locked in boot!

Postby redelan » Mon 23.07.2007, 11:42

Yeah, another one! But I gather Russc has the answer for SE boots and has given it out to several long-standing members.

Completely understand that info like this shouldn't be given to newbies until they've proved who they are so is there anyone who lives near me (I'm in Hindhead - SW corner of Surrey, near W Sussex and E Hants) who knows the answer and would be willing to meet briefly near them so I can show them my id and vehicle dox to prove who I am.

Fairly desperate as phone also in boot!
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Postby Sy V » Mon 23.07.2007, 13:27

C'mon guys, hopefully someone can help...
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Postby theelanman » Mon 23.07.2007, 13:42

spare keys or the aa man for me....... :)
Ive heard the tales of the way to get into the boot but its all hear say to me.......sorry :( !!!

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Postby ailwyn » Mon 23.07.2007, 14:09

Sy V wrote:C'mon guys, hopefully someone can help...


Have PM'd to avoid publishing on open forum.

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Postby Russc » Mon 23.07.2007, 15:50

Waiting for an e-mail addy from him so i can send it on. Managed to drag it out of the depths of my PC

Now sent ---------- good luck :)
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Postby Enright » Mon 23.07.2007, 20:07

Now, having retrieved them, do this and never ever get caught out again! :D
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Keys locked in boot

Postby redelan » Mon 23.07.2007, 20:46

Thanks for all your help guys. Should be able to retrieve them tomorrow now.
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Postby clemo » Thu 26.07.2007, 11:38

all N/A's come with remote boot release as standard..
didn't you lot know? :-D
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Postby Enright » Thu 26.07.2007, 13:39

Anything to even up that weight distribution I suppose - remove that big horrible spinny thing at the front, add guff in the boot...anything else?!? :P :lol:
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Postby timmo » Thu 26.07.2007, 20:46

Glad someone got their arse around to putting the destructions for doing this on the site. Mentioning no names clemo you useless *&%$ :poke:
I wonder how much deeper the ocean would be without sponges.
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Postby Dave Eds » Thu 26.07.2007, 20:52

timmo wrote:Glad someone got their arse around to putting the destructions for doing this on the site. Mentioning no names clemo you useless *&%$ :poke:


10 weeks since your last post :shock:

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Postby timmo » Thu 26.07.2007, 21:04

moved house - pc motherboard died - had a million of other things to do - just got my self sorted out -- all of the above and I'm just crap really!
I wonder how much deeper the ocean would be without sponges.
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Postby Dave Eds » Thu 26.07.2007, 21:11

timmo wrote:just got my self sorted out


just in time for the new season eh? 8)
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Postby clemo » Thu 26.07.2007, 21:29

hope it wasn't my ALDL connector that died of old age that killed you pc.
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Postby timmo » Thu 26.07.2007, 22:10

Funnily enough it was you sod...........bills in the post.
I wonder how much deeper the ocean would be without sponges.
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Postby rip » Thu 26.07.2007, 23:45

:offtopic:

Get yourself a spare key cut. Easier said than done though. There are two similar types, blanks of which are both US only I believe.

I believe Muley had some blanks of both types.
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Postby ailwyn » Sat 28.07.2007, 11:09

Can we change the thread title to "How to break into an Elan's boot" please?
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Postby chris.t » Sun 29.07.2007, 15:36

doh :?
Could the 'Hokey-Cokey' actually be what it's all about?
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Postby Sy V » Mon 30.07.2007, 05:09

;-)

I have removed Mikee's instructional post from this thread.

Mikee, no offense but we distribute the instructions for access to the boot via PM and e-mail to avoid 'guests' gaining valuable knowledge that could be put to criminal use.
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Postby Russc » Mon 30.07.2007, 08:44

:agree:

I have never distributed it on here any only ever passed it to members of the forum. It would be good if we could keep it to the same.
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