help!!!!!
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From: Pa
Did you take the screws out? I would find something plastic to pry with! Tempered glass hates metal! The front of the window should move fairly easy.
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From: Grand Bay, Al
thanks alot.. i appreciate it.. didnt mean anything about the volunteer. dont know about every where else but these fools have lived here all their lives and will pass up the road 3 times before they get the rite one. by then the hoouse is gone. we call them slab savers.
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From: Albemarle, NC
THIS. exactly how I got into mine when the nephew locked me out. just don't push too hard. It is scary how easy to get into these trucks it is. Just open the back window, and crawl in.
I locked my keys in the truck before. I was able to get the back window open even when it was latched. I pushed so the locking mechanism did not catch as hard and then I was able to slid the window open. Im not saying push as hard as you can, but I think I have actually done this a couple of times.
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From: Grand Bay, Al
i got it!!!!!!! i had 2 screwdrivers in the corner of the back glass gasket. pryed it out enough to stick a rod in and push the latch on the window. then send my daughter back through 
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From: Leander Texas
Drive wood wedges between top rear corner of door and the cab. Pay attention to what your doing and you won't damage anything. The doors have alot of flex in them and you can create a crack to run something in to pull your lock or pull/push the door handle. I've personally done it on a few ford trucks, chevy trucks, and my cousins chevy rent car. You can be in in minutes or less. Some have a bag that's flat when empty and stick it in the small crack they created with wedges. Apply some air pressure to it, bag swells, top of door opens right up. Not a big fan of doing it to my vehicles cause it just seems hard on the door. But in a pinch it works real good.
edit: Oh well, too late. Glad you got it open.
edit: Oh well, too late. Glad you got it open.
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From: Grand Bay, Al
lol. told my wife when i came back in that i was getting a key made tomorrow
. I even carry a spare in my wallet, maybe not a good idea to some but I did.
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Exactly what I did! One embarrassing moment in town and I've never done it since... plus, a key is easy enough to carry in your wallet anyways.