How to Open the Car Door When the Key is Lost?

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ReidRose
07/30/25 4:30am
You can directly ask family or friends to bring the spare key to you, and then simply use the spare key to open the car door. Use tape to firmly pull down the car window, creating a gap that allows you to retrieve the car key. Remove the door seal with a sharp object to find a small gap, then use a wire to press the unlock button inside.
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