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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Wollongong
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my AU wagon was opened up and my gear stolen and the cop kept saying i must have left it unlocked, I found a $12 key maker from china could have opened my ford locks. the tool had an abloy key shaped part and a trigger, squeeze the trigger a few times and it works like a bump key i think. I have to hand over all the info i could find about them as the cops where very interested.
also at one of my old jobs, they had about 25 keys from VK-VL commodore company cars (this was in about 1998) and we worked out that these 25 keys could open every pre-87 holden i found. (mine and my mates cars). seems holden was not very creative making keys
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Re: $30 device available online blamed for spike in car thefts in Queensland
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