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How do I get my car unlocked? Keys are inside.

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Answer #1: Posted by OnStarAdvisor on August 12th, 2013 5:29 AM

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If you have an active OnStar account all you need is a cell phone. Just call 1-888-4ONSTAR for door unlock service.

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Answer #2: Posted by myazi on August 9th, 2013 4:34 PM

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<body><div>onfirm that all doors of<div>your car are locked . More<div>than one person has broken in<div>through the driver's side door to<div>retrieve keys locked inside, only<div>to find another door unlocked.<div>Hook your fingers into the<div>lip near the top, right-hand<div>corner of your driver's side<div>door . Pull until you have a gap<div>that is 1/4 inch (.64 cm) wide.<div>Slide a blood pressure cuff<div>inside the gap you've created . Release the door<div>once the cuff is firmly inside.<div>If you lack the finger strength to do this with your<div>bare hands, you can use a<div>plastic lever to create the<div>gap you need. Do not use a<div>metal lever, as it can mar<div>the paint of your car's door.<div>If only a metal lever is available, wrap it in a t-<div>shirt or towel to minimize damage. Squeeze the bladder bulb of<div>the blood pressure cuff . As it<div>expands, it should widen the gap at the corner of your door.<div>Continue to squeeze until you<div>have a 1/2- to 1-inch (1.27 to 2.54 cm) gap. Don't over-inflate the bladder. Over-inflating can<div>bend the metal in your door,<div>breaking your window or knocking it off track.<div>Untwist a wire coat hanger<div>to create a long, thin probing tool . If you don't have<div>a coat hanger, you can use a<div>stick or similar object. Slide your coat hanger into<div>the gap you made with the<div>blood pressure cuff . Use it to hook the lock button, or use it to<div>press the automatic lock to unlock your car.<div>In some cases, it may be<div>eas er to hook and retrieve<div>the keys you've locked in<div>your car--or to depress the door lock button on your<div>key fob. It all depends on<div>the structure of your individual car.