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I bought a Disklok a few years ago.

 

Typically, ive gone and fucking well lost the fucking key. No I dont have the ID tag to order a new key.

Car has been sat for nearly four weeks as i have no hope in getting it off.

Are there any weak points on these bastard things so i can drive me car again?

I was a bit of a whizz lockpicker in my day but i cant fathom the lock in this thing (ive tried ).

Posted

Kick windscreen out, stand on bonnet. Drill barrel.

Ring auto windscreens.

 

Try not to cry.

 

Cry.

Posted

How tight is it on?  mine slips round quite easy. will yours slip round far enough toward the passenger side to get a drill down the button/barrel?

Posted

Have angle grinder, will travel😀

 

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top tip - when you inevitably have to take a grinder to it, cover the entire interior with slightly damp blankets or sheets to catch dust and sparks.

 

Depending on the car it might be easier to remove the entire column and chop the lock off on the workbench.

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Can you get to the rear of the steering wheel and use a grinder to cut the steering wheel spokes?

 

I think the locks are anti-drill and the thing itself is reinforced, but the steering wheel isn't - bonus if the airbag goes off, too.

 

Thieves used to beat the ones that were just a bar by sawing through the wheel.

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The steering wheel will be the weak point.

What car is it on?

Posted

Attach stick of dynamite to disklok. Take out lighter and ignite fuse. Put lighter back in pocket and discover the key was in there all the time.

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Phone a local locksmith

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The Disklok has a very advanced anti-pick/drill lock.

 

I'd contact Disklok themselves as my first port of call. I remember when I bought one they had a lost key helpline, not sure if they can help in your case but it's got to be worth a try. If they can't get it off, I'm sure they'll be able to recommend a locksmith who can.

 

http://www.disklokuk.co.uk/contact/

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That will teach you for buying something decent.

 

If you had taken the shitters way, your krooklok would be in several different bins having succumbed to a hard stare.

Posted

Lock is hardened, you cant drill it out, these things really are tough muthas.

I have bent part of the top away with a big crowbar and can see the latch. If the car was anywhere near my house id angle grinder it off.

Posted

Lock is hardened, you cant drill it out, these things really are tough muthas.

I have bent part of the top away with a big crowbar and can see the latch. If the car was anywhere near my house id angle grinder it off.

Distance in no trouble with one if these. http://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-eri662grd-4-li-ion-cordless-angle-grinder-18v-bare/5037J?kpid=5037J&cm_mmc=Google-_-Product%20Listing%20Ads-_-Sales%20Tracking-_-sales%20tracking%20url&cm_mmc=Google-_-Shopping%20-%20Tools-_-Shopping%20-%20Tools-_-all\tools\angle%20grinders\erbauer_dac571a5-3d67-4756-bd6e-0a7a2ca30f59&gclid=Cj0KEQjws_m6BRCv37WbtNmJs-IBEiQAWKKt0M_HpilhLjq1cFIN0dg67yuLqz1jmLoWl6EAi3woBZwaApfV8P8HAQ

 

 

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Drag car onto a lowloader, transport to Jaywick and await 5 minutes until the lock has been removed.

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Wow thats good value for a cordle ...

 

http://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-eri660bat-18v-4-0ah-li-ion-battery/2626j

 

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Is this really a good discussion to be having on an open forum?

I doubt car thieves are swarming around autoshite at the moment discovering gems such as 'drill out the hardened lock'.

 

How tight is it on?  mine slips round quite easy. will yours slip round far enough toward the passenger side to get a drill down the button/barrel?

The lock slips easily round the wheel - i actually drove round the corner using the spokes but wouldnt chance the main road.

Posted

Just hacksaw the "bar" thing off the end and use the Disklok itself as your steering wheel.

Could be interesting if it has an airbag!

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Has it got one of those barrel locks?

 

 

No, it's more like an Abus lock key (as used on motorbike D-locks) but with more exaggerated features. 

 

I personally wouldn't fuck about with it if you don't know what you are doing, call a decent locksmith, yes I realise it'll cost but if you bugger it up then chances are a pro won't be able to save you so you'll be reduced to the angle-grinder route which will get messy. 

 

IIRC these locks were one of the very few that defeated pro car thieves some years back (that's why I've got one on my GTi !!!). 

Posted

Discharge the airbag but remember to recline the seats and open the tailgate so the Disclock can fly harmlessly out of the rear hatch.

Posted

No airbag! Its MR2 so would probably launch entire front end into someones garden.

 

Some great tips though, especially the idea of using it as a permanent steering wheel, keep them coming.

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Might be a waste of a fiver, but have you considered one of these.

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pocket-Heavy-Duty-Wire-Saw-Ideal-For-Commando-Survival-Bush-craft-Shelter-Making-/251236474495?hash=item3a7edc5e7f:g:66YAAOxyu1BTkD6g

 

If there is movement on the disclok itself, you might be able to slip this round the wheel underneath the diskloc.

Two cuts to remove the top half of the wheel, which should hopefully give you enough room to slide the disklok away from below

 

Obviously you'd then need a new steering wheel, or have to impersonate Michael Knight.

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As its just an MR2 ring scrapman and bridge the whole thing ?

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You just need a hardened drill man.

 

I think we've all seen that particular porno classic.

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Remove the roof from the a pillars, fit another disk lock the other way around and use the arms like handlebars.

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