BREAK IN!! Door lock cylinder advice
#1
BREAK IN!! Door lock cylinder advice
Hey ya'll. Someone broke into my truck today. Did it in the middle of the day while my truck was parked in the employee parking lot next to a ton of other cars. The jackwagons punched the lock cylinder destroying the lock and damaging the door. Took my subs and headunit. Really sucks, never think its gunna happen to you right? Ahh well life goes on , no point in wasting any time. Sooo.....
I need new door lock cylinders, and maybe a new door, idk. Maybe someone out there has been there and done that and know of a way to fix the hole punched in my door underneath the lock cylinder. My truck is by no means in showcase shape so it doesn't have to be perfect. Any advice on that would be greatly appreciated. Also I had stock electric door locks, I'm lookin at replacements as it is and wondering if anyone knows a good package deal from past experience. I'm talkin like automatic locks with key fob, auto start, alarm, any combination of stuff like that or even stock replacements for a good price.
I'll post pictures as soon as i can, Thanks everyone.
And do the world a favor, don't be THAT guy
#2
You should be able to buy a new lock cylinder and have it re-keyed so that your existing key will still work. I think Bonafide Security in Brookfield can do it. Outta sight outta mind should help in the future, try to keep things covered or hidden if at all possible. As for the door being punched, if function overrides form you could always weld or rivet in a patch panel, or put in a boneyard door. Where in Milwaukee was it, I know some parts are sketchier than others.
#4
This website has a different items to stop the lock from being punched out, even removing the lock and replacing it with a plate. You then have to use the FOB or the door code to open.
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#8
You should be able to buy a new lock cylinder and have it re-keyed so that your existing key will still work. I think Bonafide Security in Brookfield can do it. Outta sight outta mind should help in the future, try to keep things covered or hidden if at all possible. As for the door being punched, if function overrides form you could always weld or rivet in a patch panel, or put in a boneyard door. Where in Milwaukee was it, I know some parts are sketchier than others.
This website has a different items to stop the lock from being punched out, even removing the lock and replacing it with a plate. You then have to use the FOB or the door code to open.
Vehicle Security and Theft Prevention Devices
Vehicle Security and Theft Prevention Devices
and I will admit it is due to my own ignorance, two 12in kicker subs and a Sony head unit were stolen. With this kind of equipment I should have invested in protection a long time ago but i dont get paid enough to invest money into this kind of stuff for my rusty, beat up Ol' Ford. She's my baby, and I love her but she is a POS. I spend enough keeping her running while I'm trying to save for a nicer Ford. Thanks for all your help guys
#9
With that much boom, someone probably heard you running around and made a mental note.
Don't know about the hole in the door, but replacing the cylinders is easy. Do OBS trucks use just one key? Bricknoses use two, so when I replaced mine, all I did was get rid of my old lock key and replace it with the one from the set.
Mike
Don't know about the hole in the door, but replacing the cylinders is easy. Do OBS trucks use just one key? Bricknoses use two, so when I replaced mine, all I did was get rid of my old lock key and replace it with the one from the set.
Mike
#11
Sorry to hear about the break-in.
Which did you order?
Did you end up ordering this key set? Did you happen to get the part number for this set? I'm in need of a lock set with doors and ignition (same key). Need a new ignition anyway (starts w/o key), might as well do the doors too.
Did you end up ordering this key set? Did you happen to get the part number for this set? I'm in need of a lock set with doors and ignition (same key). Need a new ignition anyway (starts w/o key), might as well do the doors too.
#13
No i did not. I already had a separate key for ignition and doors so I just ordered new locks and lock clips for the doors from LMCtruck.com. I just bent the key hole back to shape, filled the unbearable divits and holes with JB weld, sanded it down smooth and painted it. My truck it a daily driver but quite an old beater at the same time, though it turned out pretty darn good and the JB weld will be a hell of a lot stronger than Bondo. I ended ordering an alarm, keyless entry, remote start kit from amazon too and I love it.
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#14
The ironic thing is that while the doors were locked the freakin idiots didnt realize my fly window was unlocked. They coulda saved my a lot of trouble and still stolen my stuff.
EVERYONE SAID THIS!!! haha and yeah it a good possibility but Id have no idea whod do it. I like to think im a good guy and i hang around with good people, i cant think of any enemies. Anyone who truly knows me knows I leave my fly window unlocked.
and I will admit it is due to my own ignorance, two 12in kicker subs and a Sony head unit were stolen. With this kind of equipment I should have invested in protection a long time ago but i dont get paid enough to invest money into this kind of stuff for my rusty, beat up Ol' Ford. She's my baby, and I love her but she is a POS. I spend enough keeping her running while I'm trying to save for a nicer Ford. Thanks for all your help guys
About the fly window, gotta tell ya, it was way more fun punching the lock. Good luck bro
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(⌐■_■) Shoulda installed alarm