alextoffie
9th March 2008, 18:12
Well last night i was lucky enough to have my car broken into and my stereo along with every cd and a bag of clothes taken.
I've just tried removing the door pins and it seems it wasn't as simple as the guide explains.
I've taken the door cards out, slit the sound proofing material and disconnected a white plastic connecting piece (oval shaped) which partly held the door pin in.
The pin still doesn't come free and now every time i press the central locking button on the key fob it doesn't even lock the door. I put the white bit back on but somethings obviously gone wrong and now everytime i press the button (with the door card back on) the pin just bounces up and down. It doesn't actually lock the door anymore.
I'm going to have to get an alarm fitted in the next week even though i'm absolutely skint but i thought this de-pinning was a simple job which also helped security... Well as it stands all i've done is stopped the central locking work on the door that was broken into.
I don't mean to sound ignorant and i apologize if i do, but as you can imagine i'm rather pissed off at the moment (to say the least) as its goign to cost me a lot of money in the long run which really i don't have, and when i do have it it should be going towards other things.
Any help is appreciated, at the moment like i said the central locking doesn't even lock the door on that side.
Thanks.
I've just tried removing the door pins and it seems it wasn't as simple as the guide explains.
I've taken the door cards out, slit the sound proofing material and disconnected a white plastic connecting piece (oval shaped) which partly held the door pin in.
The pin still doesn't come free and now every time i press the central locking button on the key fob it doesn't even lock the door. I put the white bit back on but somethings obviously gone wrong and now everytime i press the button (with the door card back on) the pin just bounces up and down. It doesn't actually lock the door anymore.
I'm going to have to get an alarm fitted in the next week even though i'm absolutely skint but i thought this de-pinning was a simple job which also helped security... Well as it stands all i've done is stopped the central locking work on the door that was broken into.
I don't mean to sound ignorant and i apologize if i do, but as you can imagine i'm rather pissed off at the moment (to say the least) as its goign to cost me a lot of money in the long run which really i don't have, and when i do have it it should be going towards other things.
Any help is appreciated, at the moment like i said the central locking doesn't even lock the door on that side.
Thanks.