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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Gaffers on 20 April 2010, 15:37:58

Title: Closing windows without key
Post by: Gaffers on 20 April 2010, 15:37:58
Right guys, emergency time.  I have lost my key (dont laugh) and the drivers window in open.  The pikeys are in town and I dont want them to see the open window.

Can I close the window somehow?

Also, can I change the barrel without the key?
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: Kevin Wood on 20 April 2010, 16:04:13
I think the key needs to be turned to retrieve the barrel. Drilling out the security bolts and removing the whole steering lock is probably the best option, assuming the key loss is known to be permanent.  ;)

Alternatively, dealer can get in ready-cut key blades pretty quick based on car pass, VIN or reg. number, IIRC.

Don't know if the electrical switch can be withdrawn from the rear of the lock barrel? Might be the best option for enabling the electrics to wind up the window.

Failing that temporarily bridge the appropriate pins with a bit of wire.

Is the door deadlocked?

If I can help with the Tech 2 just say the word and I'll pop over. Not sure I'm any use currently as the burning issue is more mechanical.

Kevin

Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: Agemo on 20 April 2010, 16:11:42
Never tried this, but surely you can access the socket on the A post & supply power to whatever contacts required  ::)
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: TheBoy on 20 April 2010, 18:33:04
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I think the key needs to be turned to retrieve the barrel. Drilling out the security bolts and removing the whole steering lock is probably the best option, assuming the key loss is known to be permanent.  ;)

Alternatively, dealer can get in ready-cut key blades pretty quick based on car pass, VIN or reg. number, IIRC.

Don't know if the electrical switch can be withdrawn from the rear of the lock barrel? Might be the best option for enabling the electrics to wind up the window.

Failing that temporarily bridge the appropriate pins with a bit of wire.

Is the door deadlocked?

If I can help with the Tech 2 just say the word and I'll pop over. Not sure I'm any use currently as the burning issue is more mechanical.

Kevin

Not in a position to check, but can Tech2 control windows via Anti Theft ecu?
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: TheBoy on 20 April 2010, 18:35:42
Might be able to make car look locked by removing orange clip in door pins, and letting the black/brown/beige plastic drop on metal rod? Not sure if it will drop enough though.
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: TheBoy on 20 April 2010, 18:39:13
If it helps - I have a paired v6 ecu/immobiliser/transponders I can pop in post so the car is at least mobile until you are sorted?  Just post back when you are done?  PM me if that helps?
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: Welung666 on 20 April 2010, 18:51:36
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Not in a position to check, but can Tech2 control windows via Anti Theft ecu?

I know I can open and close all the windows using my "My Naff Code Reader" through the security section.
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: TheBoy on 20 April 2010, 18:59:57
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Not in a position to check, but can Tech2 control windows via Anti Theft ecu?

I know I can open and close all the windows using my "My Naff Code Reader" through the security section.
so t2 will as well then :)
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: KW on 20 April 2010, 20:20:23
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Right guys, emergency time.  I have lost my key (dont laugh) and the drivers window in open.  The pikeys are in town and I dont want them to see the open window.
Do the pikeys REALLY tip up where you live when on their scouting missions?

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Can I close the window somehow?
I can close all your windows right now so long as the motor actually works, no problem.

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Also, can I change the barrel without the key?
I can remove your ignition barrel (without the key) with no damage if you need M.


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Forget the motor for the windows, tell me what position you want them in and it's done regardless of whether the motor/regulator assembly works correctly or not.
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: Gaffers on 20 April 2010, 20:35:37
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Right guys, emergency time.  I have lost my key (dont laugh) and the drivers window in open.  The pikeys are in town and I dont want them to see the open window.
Do the pikeys REALLY tip up where you live when on their scouting missions?

There are on the grass in North Camp at the top of Queens road, too close for comfort despite the regular patrols from the MPs.
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Can I close the window somehow?
I can close all your windows right now so long as the motor actually works, no problem.

The motor works, can you talk me through it?

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Also, can I change the barrel without the key?
I can remove your ignition barrel (without the key) with no damage if you need M.

Again, as above or do you need to be here?
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: KW on 20 April 2010, 20:59:52
I can easily talk you through the window procedure mate, but the ignition barrel bit needs me (or rather, my toolbox) to be present.
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: Gaffers on 20 April 2010, 21:25:39
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I can easily talk you through the window procedure mate, but the ignition barrel bit needs me (or rather, my toolbox) to be present.

I would appreciate that, the changing of the barrel can wait.  Do you mind if I call you now?
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: KW on 20 April 2010, 21:28:35
You are one of the less than a handful here that are welcome to phone me.
Title: Re: Closing windows without key
Post by: BigAl on 21 April 2010, 01:43:41
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I can easily talk you through the window procedure mate, but the ignition barrel bit needs me (or rather, my toolbox) to be present.
Various Sammies ?