October 30, 201015 yr comment_479067 so i bought a ke55 and it has no key that works the boot. i don't care if i damage the lock and can only get into it with a screwdriver or anything. just want to be able to use my boot. how have you guys gotten into the trunk with no key? cheers, dave. Report
October 30, 201015 yr Author comment_479093 Flat screwdriver with a hammer did you punch it all the way or just get it in there and turn it? Report
October 30, 201015 yr comment_479095 I lost the key for my mazda once. To get into the boot we ended up pulling out the back seat and using about a metres worth of socket extensions to unbolt the latch on the rear inside panel. KE55s have the latch on the boot lid but you could still unbolt the loop that it clicks into. :wink: Pull the lock barrel out and go get it coded to the key that works on the ignition. Report
October 30, 201015 yr comment_479113 Hammer the screwdriver as far as it'll go in, when you turn it the whole lock will spin and let you in (with some brutality) Report
October 30, 201015 yr comment_479126 Yep hammer and screw driver :) done it plenty of times. Just never on a boot works in ignition and doors so far that ive tried hehe Report
October 31, 201015 yr Author comment_479425 ok cheers guys, will just use the screw driver technique as a key wont even slide into the lock (looks like someone has tried before) thanks for the help dave Report
October 31, 201015 yr comment_479428 I'm A COP YOU IDIOT! Edited October 31, 201015 yr by Evan G Report
November 1, 201015 yr comment_479442 Be prepared to damage the boot lock and maybe the boot. Unbolting the seat might work but the fuel tank is in the way. Report
November 1, 201015 yr comment_479447 Will the screw driver technique work to get in my Ford Fiesta? I lost the key and will need a diagram of the wiring so I can start it once I get inside as well. cheers xmoht Report
November 1, 201015 yr comment_479471 Be prepared to damage the boot lock and maybe the boot. Unbolting the seat might work but the fuel tank is in the way. Tank in the mazda is behind the seat too but we could get between that and the parcel shelf pretty easy. For the effort required to remove the seat I'd be trying it before I tak a hammer near my car. Its just 2x (probably 14mm) bolts that hold the loop on. Report
November 1, 201015 yr comment_479532 And if all else fails :P no no no. If you're going to wreck something do it properly. Report
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