Any Tips on How to Pick WB Door Locks???

**ozbox** · 19-07-2012, 01:55 PM

its a damn site easier to just push the back window in..especially if you dont have any packing tape.just takes a bit of time to put the window back in.

**buck** · 19-07-2012, 01:59 PM

Originally Posted by ozbox

its a damn site easier to just push the back window in..especially if you dont have any packing tape.just takes a bit of time to put the window back in.

On my wagon you could push the back window down, locked or not, the lock just disconected the handle from winding.
learnt this trick after using the packing tape a couple of times.

**wbute** · 19-07-2012, 03:06 PM

Originally Posted by ozbox

its a damn site easier to just push the back window in..especially if you dont have any packing tape.just takes a bit of time to put the window back in.

Yeah have to agree. A hq-wb ute is realistically unlockable due to the rear window design.

**83 WB_Ute** · 19-07-2012, 06:38 PM

Originally Posted by ozbox

its a damn site easier to just push the back window in..especially if you dont have any packing tape.just takes a bit of time to put the window back in.

Haha, funny you should say that because it was my first thought.. I just decided against it because it would make more work for me..

lol

Originally Posted by wbute

Yeah have to agree. A hq-wb ute is realistically unlockable due to the rear window design.

Again, now that you say that it makes sense.. hahaha But I doubt non car people would know that the rear window was like that..