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I'm told that calling AAA to open a locked car with electric windows can damage the wiring of the electric windows and cost a lot to repair for which AAA is not liable. Is this true?
Jax from Tigard, OR
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RE: Using AAA When Keys Are Locked In the Car
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Post By Diana (Guest Post)
(08/12/2006)
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You might have damage...but you probably won't
RE: Using AAA When Keys Are Locked In the Car
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Post By Dean (Guest Post)
(08/09/2006)
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If you don't want to keep a spare key in your wallet or hidden on the outside of your car with a magnet then I suggest you see the car dealer and get the key code for the door and write it on paper and keep that in your wallet.When you lock yourself out call a locksmith who can make the key from the code and maybe deliver the key as well.I don't know the locksmith can make the igition key or not.The dealer can but either way the igition key cost big bucks because of the special identifying chip in the key. AAA contracts out all its work including tows and starting cars.
RE: Using AAA When Keys Are Locked In the Car
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Post By Memere (Guest Post)
(08/08/2006)
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AAA does not actually do the work, they contract with locksmiths, who come out and open your car. When this happened to me, the locksmith informed me that damage could occur. Luckily, I was OK. I think there is always some risk, that's why they tell you...to keep liability down.
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