help me break into my Prelude.
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If you're going to break a window, break the windscreen, with a stone. 
You have to pay the excess for glass replacement, whichever window you break, so it might as well be the windscreen. You get a nice new windscreen to look through, much more useful than a side window.
You have to pay the excess for glass replacement, whichever window you break, so it might as well be the windscreen. You get a nice new windscreen to look through, much more useful than a side window.
Tomsk said:If you're going to break a window, break the windscreen, with a stone.
You have to pay the excess for glass replacement, whichever window you break, so it might as well be the windscreen. You get a nice new windscreen to look through, much more useful than a side window.
Haha, excellent Idea.
Is there any update on this? Still locked out of your car?
Tomsk said:If you're going to break a window, break the windscreen, with a stone.
Have you ever tried to completely smash a laminate windscreen to the point you could crawl inside a car? That's not the kind of damage a small stone would cause...
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The back windscreen will completely smash and fall apart with one stone but the front will take 10 mins with a sledgehammer
UPDATE:
Well it took me 2 mins to break into my corrado but the locking mechanism inside the door doesnt make sense as its not a normal pop up lock.
Anyway, im giong to upgrade the g/fs AA account to cover me as well and then call them out to work
Well it took me 2 mins to break into my corrado but the locking mechanism inside the door doesnt make sense as its not a normal pop up lock.
Anyway, im giong to upgrade the g/fs AA account to cover me as well and then call them out to work
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Tomsk said:If you're going to break a window, break the windscreen, with a stone.
You have to pay the excess for glass replacement, whichever window you break, so it might as well be the windscreen. You get a nice new windscreen to look through, much more useful than a side window.
Then you cant really drive it tho. Getting a window replaced is much cheaper if you can take the car to them rather then them having to be called out to the car. Driving with a rear side window broken isnt so bad.
cymatty said:Is it a Corrado or a prelude, or have I missed something.
do a search in motors and you will see that i had a similar problem with my corrado a few months ago.
Except, i started the engine and noticed smoke coming out from under the bonnet. ran round to have a look, a fuel pipe has split leaking fuel on the manifold. I had shut the door and the anti-hijack system kicked in and locked it down with the engine running.
Got the engine shut off but only took 2 mins to break in with a metal coathanger!