unlock your car using a tennis ball

[bayflip]

http://algebraoflife.blogspot.com/2007/02/unlocks-your-car-using-tennis-ball.html

lol @ "for innocent women only"

 

[Premo]

404

 

[bayflip]

edit link fixed

 

[Tycoonin]

That cant be real. i dont believe it.

 

[Doberman]

Ima try it when I get home.

 

[LAZYBOY408]

lol no more broken windows

 

[bayflip]

probaly would work on low budget cars that have cheap locking mechanisms, like old cars

 

[Palmer]

video dont work for me
what does he do?

Take a tennis ball and put a small hole in it using a hot screwdriver. Put the hole over the lock and push real hard. The air pressure forces the lock to unlock.

 

[Defy]

does that really work?

 

[V]

neat-0

 

[X MAN]

Dope...but sooner or later this info will get in the hands of GUILTY WOMEN!

 

[fillyacup]

so does this work? ima hit the town tonight.....

 

[skoooolin]

i guess imma leave my tools at home and just carry a tennis ball around =]



EDIT: ....wit a hole

 

[MOREBASS]

Doesn't work unless you have a car with a mainstay mechanism in the automatic door locks. The solonoids in the door have to be magnesium carbonate, which most cars aren't...unless you drive a Saab, also, most late model cars newer than 2000 have an L-Link forged dual piston compression ring, making it near impossible for it to be opened by air pressure alone. There are actuators connected to the latch and the body controller supplies power to the door-lock actuator for a timed interval. Meaning, air pressure isn't going to do shit.

 

[FILA|AUS]

That chicks is hot.

 

[martin_07n]

^
She got some yellow ass teeth

 

[J.COLOMBO]

That cant be real. i dont believe it.

ive heard of this before...

 

[DankedOut707]

Doesn't work unless you have a car with a mainstay mechanism in the automatic door locks. The solonoids in the door have to be magnesium carbonate, which most cars aren't...unless you drive a Saab, also, most late model cars newer than 2000 have an L-Link forged dual piston compression ring, making it near impossible for it to be opened by air pressure alone. There are actuators connected to the latch and the body controller supplies power to the door-lock actuator for a timed interval. Meaning, air pressure isn't going to do shit.

HAHA BROKE IT DOWN.

 

[MKB]

Doesn't work unless you have a car with a mainstay mechanism in the automatic door locks. The solonoids in the door have to be magnesium carbonate, which most cars aren't...unless you drive a Saab, also, most late model cars newer than 2000 have an L-Link forged dual piston compression ring, making it near impossible for it to be opened by air pressure alone. There are actuators connected to the latch and the body controller supplies power to the door-lock actuator for a timed interval. Meaning, air pressure isn't going to do shit.

Im not sure if anyone understands what the hell this all means except that it only works on some cars.

Has anyone seen the thing on the news where they put a flat key into the door of a house and hit it with a little hammer and it pops the lock open? They had a name for it and I can't remember but Michael Finnie broke into the news room with it.

 

[yoinkIZback31]

hell nah that shit wont work. well not for any car.