(006) Wafer lock picking - car door lock (Peugeot 107)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- I like picking wafer locks, they are relatively easy to pick and rake and there are lots of them around to practise on (make sure they are yours and not in use!). In this video, I'm going to pick a new Peugeot 107 car door lock a number of different ways using "jiggler" keys, automotive double-sided wafer lock rakes and a hollow diamond pick/rake.
Remember: only pick locks that are yours and that are not in use!
Contact me at: Locknoobcontact@gmail.com
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“Start simple and then get more complex” something so obvious yet almost always overlooked!!! You really underestimate yourself and ur value to the lockpicking community bro!! You’re awesome!!
Thank you my friend :-)
@@LockNoob Hello. With this tools in this video can do an unlock for a hu83 lock? (Peugeot 307)? I locked out myself, battery died,remote not open door, original key also can not turn over in the lock, ... :((( or must need the lishi styled pickers ?
Between your channel and BosnianBill, I've already learnt so much about the art of lockpicking, and I wanted to express my sincere thanks for all the information you've put out to the sport/art. I've only just started, but I feel like I already have a decent backing in the theory just from you and Bill. So, again, thank you so much for all your work!
And thank you for watching and the kind comments, it makes this worth while :-)
good video. I had a black Peugeot 107 years ago, nice little city car
Thanks
I really enjoy your videos. Im so into this stuff and now that i got my own picks im trying every lock i can find. Plus being a mechanic on a farm i might have to use my picks on some old tractor
Thanks :-)
If your going to try to turn over the ignition i would just be patient and cautious, plus there is a car lock decoder that you can pick up that might save your bacon when doing ignitions. Heres a link to just show you what it looks like www.clksupplies.com/products/lishi-2-in-1-pick-decoder-for-honda-high-security-hon66
Farmer Bob i wasn't really being serious about the tractors lol if i did run into a problem with missing keys then id be taking the ignition out and starting it the old fashion way. Plus its not like they have ignition control modules with micro chip detection or anything.
For start old vehicules u just need a coffee spoon
Just picked my first wafer lock after watching your video. I found te ti\p of squeezing the picks useful. Also, use of the orsion wrench. Good Job.
Thanks :-)
I just got that lock pick set for my birthday today. I've been using it on master locks and a clear practice lock. I'm hesitant to try picking a car lock yet, because I don't want to damage one. I'll have to swing by a junk yard and see if I can't get one for cheap.
Yeah, best never to pick a lock that is in use, even if you have permission. Sparrows do a gridlock series of auto locks you might find interesting :-)
What auto tension wrench is that?? Love that you can use it hands free mine suck!
Just one that came in a GOSO 24 piece kit :-)
Any ideas of a good place to get a starter kit for these? Also a bump key set?
I got the jiggler cheep on Wish and the padlock picks from i believe Goso and HUK and the set of auto GOSO picks,all cheep and the delivery is long wait but cheep is the way to get them,even the Bangood products are way cheeper on Wish,have fun for a low price ,cheers!
I use pickpals here in Australia awsome guys also sparrows great bunch and quality products fair price
Lockpicks are part of my edc and watched this because I locked myself out of my car lol fml. Thanks for a good quality video
Before anyone says anything I had to, I was careful and the lock is fine also did it to the passenger side because I don't care about that side as much as the driver side.
Thanks :-)
Aidan Curren good thinking. I’m actually going to try it on my passenger door now. My car doesn’t have remote entry because it’s so old so I really don’t want to damage the lock. xD
Where can I buy those vehicle picker
I must say, I have going back and watching many wafer lock videos to try and learn more. I got the Sparrows Gridlock set and I was having a stroke trying to figure out why their hard. Turns out, they do have sort of false gates to them. I'm not that bad, they are that good. Tricky dicks they are. I can use the giggle keys but I want to learn to swp them.
I have a set of gridlocks, but not had time to play with them... I’ll do a review and picking vid at some point I’m sure :-)
Handy...haven't really looked at automotive locks before. Cheers 👍
Thanks :-)
Reviving this video 4 years later... :) Question for @Lock Noob - first, I notice you ave two sets of jiggler keys - are they different? And where are they from? Second, are these jiggler keys different from the keys that Sparrows sell as "Coffin Keys'? If so, in what way? Thanks for your videos, man - I subscribed to your channel some time ago now, and always interesting. PS: didn't know you had a beard (your reflection is in the lock surround ;) )
Jiggler keys tend to come in 3 sizes for different size locks 🔐
Didn't know what that wrench did or the actual name. Those locks give me the most trouble
Why? U just need to buy this tools and like you see here just need a few seconds and aleluia is opened:)))
Why does everyone says we should not pick locks in use? What about if they are ours and have access to the normal key? Why is that not good?
A number of reasons, that will form part of an upcoming video. Top reasons are that there are ways in which you could damage the lock by picking and also the risk of snapping a tool off in the lock. Just not worth it :-)
great
Thank you :-)
Hi. If your pick would snap while inside a lock, would the usual key extractors be enough to remove them? Thanks!
depends on how it broke and how deep
Great video.
Just curious if the jigglers work on off set wafer locks?
I have saved a few friends when they lock their keys in their cars/trucks using the jigglers
I tried to open a Hyundai door for a co worker who locked keys inside and couldn't get it after 15 min of trying
Once the auto service came and jimmed the door I got to look at the key and noticed it was off set
Just wondering if I need more practice or if they dont work on off set
Thanks for the great content 😁🤙
It might work on some of the juggler can contact the wafers - they don’t work on some locks with good bitting and or false notches on the wafers :-)
LOVED THIS...i9 have been waiting to get to try my jigglers and the Goso auto picks ,i only open what i am legal to open but this gave me a real heads up abouit damaging a car lock,thabks for that and the skill shown in using these on wafers,cheers Mal in bc
Thanks 🙏
If u go use your gigglers in every lock u must have with you oil locks for dont crash locks
Hello. With this tools in this video can do an unlock for a hu83 lock? (Peugeot 307)? I locked out myself, battery died,remote not open door, original key also can not turn in thelock... :((( or must need the lishi styled pickers ?
I know it's a long time ago but did you modify that Y tensioner? I bought a similar one but i find it's really stiff, did you close it slightly in a vice?
does these tools and method works for longer car locks eg mitsubishi lancer, or daihatsu or suzuki?
I don’t know, sorry :-)
Only locks that I own? Why wouldn't I carry a ring of spare keys instead of jigglers?
Hey, I was wondering where you got your Y wrench and whether you recommend getting the one you got or have you found anything better?
That y wrench comes as part of the GOSO 24 piece kit (which isn't fantastic). It's only real use is automotive locks, so it's hard to recommend getting one. I haven't seen any for sale separately
Cheers Mate!
I got the same kit as you will it work for like house locks
LN, which are the best car locks in your opinion?
Very insightful. Thank you for sharing.
Why in the world is the lock positioned sideways?
2 reasons, 1 being that the tail piece of the lock was getting in the way of the vice jaws and 2, because it doesn’t matter which way round it is, it picks the same.
I have the same vise and certain auto locks fit better that way.
can u use an electric pick gun
SILENCE possibly, I'm a locksporter though, so I don't tend to play with things that take the fun out of picking :-)
Thanks
First car lock i tried was on my 99jetta, never tried other cars as i take lock noobs advice of "never pick a lock that is in use," but i had to since my keys were in the car. It only took a rake and 10 seconds, but then my mom had me pick the door on her 98 mercury, it took me damn near an hour to get in. Vw have poor cores was my conclusion when i did another vw same thing happened.
It’s fun picking locks you own and in use , but I’m always scared of damaging the lock or breaking off a pick inside :-)
Lock Noob my thought exactly. thankyou for all the great content.
hello pls were can you recommend for to get the complete set
I tried to rake my first lock today on a honda accord when someone locked their keys in the boot. I failed miserabley. Had to go in using the air bags onto the handle. But i didnt know what way to turn the lock. How am i meant to know in future on other cars aswell? Any tips or tricks would be amazing. Thanks.
Man, u all think that is só simple like u see in this vídeos?! Grow up, this locks in this kind of vídeos are all faked pins and security off like the locks u buy in China to pratice, but if u want to open for real u have to pratice a lot with REAL locks and prepare your self to fail 90% of times before u can open(of course old car locks u open with little knife or spoons..
@@insanoinsano3878 thats why im learning and practising you dickhead. I know its not easy.
@@insanoinsano3878 its called skill...and once you have skill you dont fail 90% LOL. lockpicking isnt rocket science. It is a science though
you can see his face
Thanks sir!
Thanks :-)
What is the tension wrench called that prys things open sorry
A pry turner
Thank you I apologize about my dumb spelling
All locks are mine to pick, therefore all locks are mine.
Hey Vaati
Hey :-)
is there anyway with out all the special tools lol my locked my keys in my car today🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Is it really picking when you rely on “luck”?
Maybe the jiggler will change its mind later and work!!😂😂😂😂
Well, not so much the jigger, but getting frustrated trying to open a lock isn't going to lead to good technique. Often, just stopping and having a cup of tea etc. and then trying again pays dividends. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment :-)
After i saw those horrid lock pick brand he was using i was disappointed not only are they thee worst bit they are horrid for beginers (rough handling) but undesired and thought he is a newb hence the name noob still not bad like to see try on a random friends car or own car theres tons of bogus an noticed
Well, without going into too much detail about how time works, this is my 6th video out of over 500 - I was a noob :-) hence the name. I wouldn’t recommend the picks to beginners per se, but I still use this set over 2 years on and non have been damaged.
most car locks can be opened with a flat tip screw driver
Bill Lang well yes, but it's destructive and this is a picking channel :-)
iv had to do it before it will break the lock but in a pinch its better them being locked out lol
Bill Lang it’s really not