I can’t believe this works… has anyone tried this? Seems so insecure. Maybe it’s just a fake video, and they’re actually using the keyless remote to unlock the door, but I pulled this guy’s anecdotal evidence out of the Digg comments.
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unbelievable
That’s pretty funny. Wonder if it actually works.
it actually does work. not on luxury brands, but camrys, accords, etc.
Wild. I gotta try it. Too bad I’m in the city and carless. I don’t think it’s a good idea to experiment with this on other people’s cars ;)
Jesus Rocks!
I suspected that some locks would be more difficult than others so I procured a variety of different sized hollow balls. All the vechicles on the lot where I put the theory to work yielded to my efforts. I had to hit a basketball with a sledge hammer on a Hummer. A Jetta opened with a ping pong ball.
Cute.
ur lying J.D Macdonald. cos as u would kno about the air pressure.. wher a ping pong ball is HARD with no air PRESSURE at all..
I used a golf ball with a slice. It looked as if it was smiling. It did not work at first. So I took it to the driving range,
hooked the ball , broke my window and unlocked my car