


I saw a member posted there's a way to get in without drilling/damaging parts.


Cheers
Ross.



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Gazza_DJ wrote:Try lubricating the lock.I used some of this
- https://www.wd40specialist.com/products/dry-lube/
Spray inside the lock, and on the key- insert and remove the key several times to help the lubricant penetrate.
Keep wiggling the key and it should eventually unlock.
Before you do that, make sure you're using the right key.There is a master key and a valet key.
Valet key cannot unlock it by design.
Gazza_DJ wrote:Yeah, that should be the one.Sometimes when the keys are worn it can be difficult to engage and disengage the valet mode.
Sometimes they just get a bit stuck because they haven't been used in several years.
rev3gtturbo wrote:The glove box lock also has valet mode.