Chrisfrain2007
Active Member
Use ya spare?
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
you can prise and wedge top of the door out quite a bit
Was the previous locked condition Superlocked??
If not, try very carefully levering the top of the window frame and use a stiff wire hanger or similar and try to lift door lock....else a good locksmith could help.
The AA have been known to get in a non-superlocked P38, but one report on here, said the AA man snapped his key somehow...still not sure how...!!!
If it was superlocked, then that is a whole different ball game which will require a Brixton/Cardiff/Newcastle key (a large brick).....
It may be possible to get in when superlocked, but I have not heard of a non destructive method, although I do stand to be corrected.
If not, try very carefully levering the top of the window frame and use a stiff wire hanger or similar and try to lift door lock....else a good locksmith could help.
The AA have been known to get in a non-superlocked P38, but one report on here, said the AA man snapped his key somehow...still not sure how...!!!
If it was superlocked, then that is a whole different ball game which will require a Brixton/Cardiff/Newcastle key (a large brick).....
It may be possible to get in when superlocked, but I have not heard of a non destructive method, although I do stand to be corrected.
Chrisfrain2007
Active Member
Might have to break a window, prob cheaper than a lock smith 
Chrisfrain2007
Active Member
Bit late now, but lesson is, leave window open or put key In pocket, sorry I'm no more help, hope u get In without any damage
I have always left the window open a few inches if I leave the vehicle with the keys in it and I have to close the door....
It has been known that even closing a door with 'enthusiasm' has operated the door locks....
I learnt this the hard way on a previous P38....since then, whenever disconnecting or reconnecting the battery I always have a door open...
It has been known that even closing a door with 'enthusiasm' has operated the door locks....
I learnt this the hard way on a previous P38....since then, whenever disconnecting or reconnecting the battery I always have a door open...
Good Luck....hope you manage to get in without resorting to the Brixton Key.
Chrisfrain2007
Active Member
To be fair 15 quid is probably the cheapest option, if u have no luck with prying the door,
dougdotcom
Active Member
Yes what KDS said but have someone at rear of car pressing the tailgate button and pull open, this has known to work.
i got in mine through the sunroof, and used a long stick to press the window down button
