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ivanca

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I hear thief can open the door without the key. But can they open the trunk without key?

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ivanca

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If I cut the trunk release button and wires on the dash board, how can they open the trunk without the key?

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pop the lock just like a door.........but sometimes the trunk key cylinder is recessed which makes it a little harder......plus a crowbar to pry it up also works.

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in most cases the trunk key is the same as the door key...so i wouldn't see why not

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It doesn't take much to pop a trunk with a crowbar.

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It Doesn't take much to pop open anything with a crowbar for that matter

ivanca

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Posted: September 02, 2004 at 9:07 PM / IP Logged

I know the thief can open your door very easy and just 1 minute work and not breaking any part of the door.

Just like CAA people. But I am thinking can they open the trunk gently without the key or crewbar?

I thief using the crowbar, he can pry out the door, cut the siren and antena, why do we install the alarm system?

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Why do we like asking stupid questions?

They are breaking into your car, why would they be gentle? Hell it wouldn't even take a crowbar, you could probably kick it open if you wanted to.

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auex wrote:

If thief using the crowbar, he can pry out the door, cut the siren and antena, why do we install the alarm system?

Go ahead and cut my siren, disconnect the battery too. My alarm will keep going off. Its not a cheesy install. It has backup devices that make it a true security system, not a noise maker.

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