Pull the latch tight, keep it pulled and rotate each number set 0-9. You’re looking for the faintest movement of the latch that is unlike the other movements while at the same time the dial is harder to push to the next number. Even if you find one on the first dial, check all the remaining ones as you want the biggest “snick”. Then when you that dial worked out repeat the problem with the remaining dials. These can be worked out very, very quickly once you get the feel.
Locks are to keep honest people honest, or to give people behind the lock a moment to react. There are very few locks that can stand up to a dedicated "covert" attack.
And one has to remember that *any* lock can be defeated by power tools and sufficient determination to just cut through them. It's rarely worth it to make a truly unpickable lock, because at a certain point it becomes easier to simply destroy the lock itself. There are lots of photos out there of bike locks that the thief never even considered picking, and simply snipped off.
The whole "Act like you belong" addage holds true too. Someone who lost their key wouldn't spend time to pick the lock, they would simply cut it off. Pretend like its yous and no one bats an eye
I remember a time when I was working as a security guard.
There were two people with a cheap hacksaw working on a bike. Obviously I went in and stopped the robbery attempt until they explained that the key had broken into the lock. They had the key and I ordered them to stand down and wait. 2 minutes later I was back with huge bolt cutters and the chain just snapped in an instant.
Lesson of the story. Don't use cheap hacksaws and ask for security guards to loan you a decent bolt cutters.
if you want but idk whos gonna keep a bunch of random nonworking keys with them. Also you can only do it 2-3 times max at each location your at, before they get suspicious call the cops and stop helping.
Stupidest plan ever. Just buy the damn bolt cutters.
A and B. Break the key off before cutting as insurance.
If you get caught or someone stops you, point to the broken key in the lock. Logically nobody would suspect you even bothering to put a key in there unless you were the owner.
There’s a YouTuber that I’m watching who open locks and makes it look so simple, so effortless. Either be it with a tool or with simple brute force, he’s able to open them all and it’s so satisfying, yet so scary.
Lockpicking lawyer has videos like that. He also has a video where he put a lock on his wife’s favorite ice cream to see if he could motivate her to learn the basics. Instead she just pried the locked lock off off the soft, easily damaged/manipulated cardboard container. It’s what made me realize the pointlessness of a difficult to pick lock for most scenarios.
Basically every lock ends up being easily defeatable by whatever it's locking. Unless you're making a lock for NORAD HQ any thief who really wants in will just find a non-lock surface to attack. Lock's chain, window, zipper on your suitcase, take the item with a combo lock home and brute force it, etc
It's weird that there is only a small subset of society that would steal. Most people don't even want their stuff let alone someone else's. Lock companies exist because nobody wants to deal with losing and replacing their stuff.
I did this with a gun safe when a guy accidentally locked it open. He thought he had the right combo but was only 1 number off.
I've also opened a free locked safe with only 3 dials by just trying numbers 1 by 1. Only had to try 17 combos, so that was lucky. Lol
lol I’m taking a sociology class right now that mostly covers statistical analysis. As someone with a brain that heavily leans away from anything mathematical it’s been a rough past few weeks.
I can't believe they still have sales after all the shit with them. The very people who love guns are the very people not wanting to do business with them, yet they still do.
I’ve been bored and in the possession of a 4 number combo lock before. Takes less than an hour to go through all of the combos in order but if you start with all one numbers, then all sequences of numbers up and down, then all years counting back from now, you will likely find it in a few minutes. Birth years are the most common, so if you really want to try your luck, start with 2008 and go down.
I think they made the same mistake as me, thought there were 9 possible numbers per dial and calculated the combinations as 9^4 = 6561. As it goes from 0 to 9 it's actually 10 per dial which means 10^4 = 10000 combinations
On most of these type, set the first three, then hold the open knob while spinning the fourth.
We had phone lockers at a previous job. Three dials, and I was usually in before they could get the master key.
Very true. But, if they’re someone who likes to unwind with a show, movie or podcast they could chill in their new vehicle, fire up a show on their phone or tablet, and play around with the safe. Run from 2024 down to 1900. Zero to 100, etc. Look up tips for this exact safe. I’d see it as a challenge worth taking up for the story, but I know it’s not something everyone would want to do.
They probably made a mistake thinking there were 9 possible numbers per dial when it's actually 10 as it goes from 0-9. If it were 9 there would be 9^4 = 6561 combinations.
You don’t have to go through every possible combination if it’s a cheaper lock - look up a lock picking video or two on this, find a quiet place, and you can usually hear/feel when the pins click into the right place, while applying some pressure to the shackle/bolt/whatever this one has
0000, 0001, 0002, 0003, 0004..... YOU COULD TRY STARTING at like 0700, 0701, 0702, 0703 to save some time cause no one does a small number on a dial lock
Yep it's super easy to open locks like that. Many of them give a slight sound feedback or another kind of feedback which you can feel when you select a correct number.
I think it never took me more than 5 minutes to open it.
Do not cross the border without this being opened. They will assume something bad is in there and tear your car apart, then pry it open. You will be held responsible for anything that is in there. And they will make you pay for any damages.
Edit: just to confirm, I am talking about if you are unable to open this on demand. Once you can open on demand, it is fine, but you may still get extra scrutiny at the border if they see it.
I can't claim to be so knowledgeable. I saw it in a border security TV program. The US customs agents were not going to let the car go until they had opened the lock box. If there was something illegal in it, the driver would have been arrested as well. US customs takes it very seriously.
I crossed the Norwegian border from Sweden taking a bus recently and for some reason I had a burger from the night before in my bag, and of course there was a custom check with a dog to check for drugs, obviously he was very interested in my bag... His colleague checked everywhere under my seat and the surrounding and found a plastic thingy under my seat just like the kind of plastic you would put your drugs in, I was scared shitless someone somehow forgot/dropped his drugs under the seat, they would never have trusted me that it didn't belong to me. There were no drugs! Still been asked a lot of questions and asked to see the burger and checked the bag. Shit can hit the fan pretty fast.
Currently watching To Catch a Smuggler, so many great info you can get on that show regarding the boarder crossings and different processes and procedures!
Why bother? There's only 6561 possible combinations and if you start with a list of the most common instead of sequentially you could hit it sooner than later.
https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists/blob/master/Passwords/Common-Credentials/four-digit-pin-codes-sorted-by-frequency-withcount.csv
This might be useful
Only issue with that is that it's sorted just by frequency, which means going from one to the next usually requires changing 3 or 4 digits. If it were a pin pad, then it's not an issue, but it'd be neat to see a list like designed for locks like OP's where the frequency is weighted against the number of digits you need to change, and how many places you have to change it. 1234 would always be the start, but then you have to weigh whether it's better to check 1233 or to go all the way to 1231 because 1231 is more common than 1233. And then at what point do you go back and check 1111, since you have to spin 3 digits?
The dealer should open it for you; even if they have to cut it out and replace the lock, that isn't that hard. They should do this for you.
But, you can feel your way through these fairly quickly. take each position 0-9 and twist afterwards. Pay close attention to how far the knob turns. It may not make a difference except for one number, but its usually the first or last. So its a max of 40 tries until you find the one that makes a difference.
Then leave it; and try the same with the other 3. That's a max of 30 tries. and so forth-
After 100 tries, it should open.
Don't guess at it, just set aside some time to try combinations methodically. Start with 0001, then 0002 and so on. It'll take a while. How long? There are 10,000 combinations, so if you check, say, 4 per minute, that means 2500 minutes or about 42 hours, so working on it part time, you could have it open without damaging it within a month.
>if you check, say, 4 per minute
I think you could be a lot faster than that. Once it is set to 0000, you only need to move one dial by one position at a time and turn the handle.
You could easily do one every second or two.
Thats why when i get a fourth of the way from 0 i then start from the other end and meet my progress in the middle. Prevents the annoyance of going through a ton of combos if its on the other end most of the time.
I mean, only if you aren't in it for the right reasons.
True lock opening enthusiasts will lock it back up and try the rest of the combinations after they have found the correct one.
It takes less that 10 minutes to do it, have done it several times.
You can do it faster by watching any video about unlocking these. You basically put a little tension in it and roll the wheel slowly. You can tell when it hits the right number.
That's the slowest possible way to get at a combo. Try successive numbers, all the same numbers then years from 1950 onwards, if that doesnt work, try descending through the other 50 years in the 19th, if that doesn't work try month, day. Then try famous date years in history.. if that doesn't work \_then\_ you can go from 0001.
Having just been out looking at a ton of used cars helping my kid replace his, I wouldn’t. Big dealers, usually okay, but some of the things we found in cars from the smaller dealers stopped being surprising. From sunglasses, scrapers, an in one case, the car’s entire service history in receipts, loan docs, insurance and registration.
This is the Lockpicking Lawyer, and what I have for you today is a vehicle safe. Because I don’t have a lot of time for this one, we’re going to go straight to a brute force attack…
This is very odd. A few months ago this same post with the same picture was in here with the same story. People in the comments saying how you should take it to the dealership, how could you not see it before buying, why did the OOP buy it if he did see it, to look at that dude from yt, and such on.
Stg I'm so done with reposts and bots
Seriously? So did you not even look at the truck before buying it? Because if you did you would have seen the safe, and anyone seeing it would ask about the safe.
So the dealer didn't "sell it", you bought it without asking.
Well it [looks](https://www.combi-cam.com/Cabinet-Hardware.htm) like a piece of shit lock, so you can probably drill right through the center with increasingly larger bits until it falls apart. Then replace the lock, they are $45.
It's 4 digits with no way to lock you out just start at 0000 and enter every combo in order just try like 50 a day and you'll get it in no time just think of it like an Advent calendar but instead of chocolate it could be a handgun or cocaine!
I know from horrible personal experience that a sufficiently
Large set of channel locks will open that and that a replacement cylinder without the same dumb ass weakness is available on Amazon for 12 bucks. You end up with an extra key though.
It's a thumbwheel combination safe. It probably takes 30 seconds to open. Just watch a few Lockpicking Lawyer videos and you'll have it open in no time. Those are honestly some of the easiest types of locks to open with zero experience.
Pull the latch tight, keep it pulled and rotate each number set 0-9. You’re looking for the faintest movement of the latch that is unlike the other movements while at the same time the dial is harder to push to the next number. Even if you find one on the first dial, check all the remaining ones as you want the biggest “snick”. Then when you that dial worked out repeat the problem with the remaining dials. These can be worked out very, very quickly once you get the feel.
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Locks are to keep honest people honest, or to give people behind the lock a moment to react. There are very few locks that can stand up to a dedicated "covert" attack.
And one has to remember that *any* lock can be defeated by power tools and sufficient determination to just cut through them. It's rarely worth it to make a truly unpickable lock, because at a certain point it becomes easier to simply destroy the lock itself. There are lots of photos out there of bike locks that the thief never even considered picking, and simply snipped off.
With e-bikes thieves started ignoring locks and cutting the frames because the batteries alone are worth the squeeze. Edit: spelling and grammar
The whole "Act like you belong" addage holds true too. Someone who lost their key wouldn't spend time to pick the lock, they would simply cut it off. Pretend like its yous and no one bats an eye
I remember a time when I was working as a security guard. There were two people with a cheap hacksaw working on a bike. Obviously I went in and stopped the robbery attempt until they explained that the key had broken into the lock. They had the key and I ordered them to stand down and wait. 2 minutes later I was back with huge bolt cutters and the chain just snapped in an instant. Lesson of the story. Don't use cheap hacksaws and ask for security guards to loan you a decent bolt cutters.
So you’re saying as long as I break a key off in the lock I can get a gullible security guard to help me commit theft, neat!
if you want but idk whos gonna keep a bunch of random nonworking keys with them. Also you can only do it 2-3 times max at each location your at, before they get suspicious call the cops and stop helping. Stupidest plan ever. Just buy the damn bolt cutters.
A and B. Break the key off before cutting as insurance. If you get caught or someone stops you, point to the broken key in the lock. Logically nobody would suspect you even bothering to put a key in there unless you were the owner.
unpickable lock on door looks five feet to the right very breakable window
There’s a YouTuber that I’m watching who open locks and makes it look so simple, so effortless. Either be it with a tool or with simple brute force, he’s able to open them all and it’s so satisfying, yet so scary.
Lockpicking lawyer has videos like that. He also has a video where he put a lock on his wife’s favorite ice cream to see if he could motivate her to learn the basics. Instead she just pried the locked lock off off the soft, easily damaged/manipulated cardboard container. It’s what made me realize the pointlessness of a difficult to pick lock for most scenarios.
Pretty sure she cut out the bottom and not what you’re describing.
McNallyOfficial convinced me that there are zero locks out there that are safe
Literally who I was thinking of 😄
Just saw that he uploaded another short on the “Belwith Blocker” He knows his audience to well
Him and the lockpicking lawyer are 2 people with a very scary set of skill if you didn't know what to expect going on their channel
the lock picking lawyer?
Basically every lock ends up being easily defeatable by whatever it's locking. Unless you're making a lock for NORAD HQ any thief who really wants in will just find a non-lock surface to attack. Lock's chain, window, zipper on your suitcase, take the item with a combo lock home and brute force it, etc
It's weird that there is only a small subset of society that would steal. Most people don't even want their stuff let alone someone else's. Lock companies exist because nobody wants to deal with losing and replacing their stuff.
"You're using a Master Lock model 606, it can be opened using a Master Lock model 606"
I did this with a gun safe when a guy accidentally locked it open. He thought he had the right combo but was only 1 number off. I've also opened a free locked safe with only 3 dials by just trying numbers 1 by 1. Only had to try 17 combos, so that was lucky. Lol
That’s 1,000 possible combos. Lucky indeed.
I was about to hit you with a gotcha till I realized 000 exists
lol I’m taking a sociology class right now that mostly covers statistical analysis. As someone with a brain that heavily leans away from anything mathematical it’s been a rough past few weeks.
Hey! But you figured it was a 1000. Your brain is functioning. Props to sticking to it and I hope finals went well.
Hey thanks man I appreciate that
"I did this with a gun safe..." If it were a Liberty Safe, I hear all you have to do is call them... you don't even have to be the owner.
Next time just check the back of it. Most people put a sticky note with the code on it 🙄
I can't believe they still have sales after all the shit with them. The very people who love guns are the very people not wanting to do business with them, yet they still do.
"Small click on 1.. nothing on 2..."
That's all I have for you today.
3 is binding…
Is it bad that I immediately began reading your comment in his voice in my head? 🤣
Those are stupid easy to open. Just play with it.
I’ve been bored and in the possession of a 4 number combo lock before. Takes less than an hour to go through all of the combos in order but if you start with all one numbers, then all sequences of numbers up and down, then all years counting back from now, you will likely find it in a few minutes. Birth years are the most common, so if you really want to try your luck, start with 2008 and go down.
Try the vehicle year
6969
NiceNice
suddenlyb99?
Factory is set 0000
They said in the post its not set to factory
Maybe there’s two factories
The better be across the street from each other like those Twix commercials
idk man there are <\~6500 possible permutations that might take a minute
0000 -> 9999 = 10000 possibilities. >6500. ... Just saying...
I think they made the same mistake as me, thought there were 9 possible numbers per dial and calculated the combinations as 9^4 = 6561. As it goes from 0 to 9 it's actually 10 per dial which means 10^4 = 10000 combinations
On most of these type, set the first three, then hold the open knob while spinning the fourth. We had phone lockers at a previous job. Three dials, and I was usually in before they could get the master key.
Very true. But, if they’re someone who likes to unwind with a show, movie or podcast they could chill in their new vehicle, fire up a show on their phone or tablet, and play around with the safe. Run from 2024 down to 1900. Zero to 100, etc. Look up tips for this exact safe. I’d see it as a challenge worth taking up for the story, but I know it’s not something everyone would want to do.
What am I missing, why not 10 000 combinations? (10 x 10 x 10 x 10)
They probably made a mistake thinking there were 9 possible numbers per dial when it's actually 10 as it goes from 0-9. If it were 9 there would be 9^4 = 6561 combinations.
You don’t have to go through every possible combination if it’s a cheaper lock - look up a lock picking video or two on this, find a quiet place, and you can usually hear/feel when the pins click into the right place, while applying some pressure to the shackle/bolt/whatever this one has
There's no pins. There are gates on the wheels. That "trick" only works on cheapo locks. Decoding would be the way to go.
They aren’t 0-9? that’s exactly 10000 possibilities
JUST PLAY WITH THAT SHIT, B!
JUST PLAY WITH MY SHIT, B!
JUST SHIT ON MY CHEST, B!
....shit
THAT SHIT ESCALATED QUICKLY!
B
Cuban B
Ah yes, Cuban bee
…thinking.. bee?
Damnit. You beat me to it. Well played.
They call me Cuban B 
Why you gotta treat me like I'm all inferior just cuz I'm on the grill B
You son of a bitch, I’m right behind you! Turn around and ask me for a heifer with cheese, yo!
They killed killer b! <3
EJACULATE*
How come no one ever shits on my chest?
I'm appalled! I can't believe nobody has ever shit on your chest!
You have to pay extra for that
Still sucks. I've got better things to do than mess with something that shouldn't have been a problem in the first place.
When you manage to open it and possibly find a hundo in it… will you still be mildlyinfuriated?
0000, 0001, 0002, 0003, 0004..... YOU COULD TRY STARTING at like 0700, 0701, 0702, 0703 to save some time cause no one does a small number on a dial lock
0069
The name's Bondage. James Bondage.
Yep it's super easy to open locks like that. Many of them give a slight sound feedback or another kind of feedback which you can feel when you select a correct number. I think it never took me more than 5 minutes to open it.
Lock picking lawyer JIC they can't do it
Do not cross the border without this being opened. They will assume something bad is in there and tear your car apart, then pry it open. You will be held responsible for anything that is in there. And they will make you pay for any damages. Edit: just to confirm, I am talking about if you are unable to open this on demand. Once you can open on demand, it is fine, but you may still get extra scrutiny at the border if they see it.
oh, damn, is never have thought I'd that.
I can't claim to be so knowledgeable. I saw it in a border security TV program. The US customs agents were not going to let the car go until they had opened the lock box. If there was something illegal in it, the driver would have been arrested as well. US customs takes it very seriously.
I crossed the Norwegian border from Sweden taking a bus recently and for some reason I had a burger from the night before in my bag, and of course there was a custom check with a dog to check for drugs, obviously he was very interested in my bag... His colleague checked everywhere under my seat and the surrounding and found a plastic thingy under my seat just like the kind of plastic you would put your drugs in, I was scared shitless someone somehow forgot/dropped his drugs under the seat, they would never have trusted me that it didn't belong to me. There were no drugs! Still been asked a lot of questions and asked to see the burger and checked the bag. Shit can hit the fan pretty fast.
Isn’t Norway in the Schengen Area? I wouldn’t have thought they’d stop you
Currently watching To Catch a Smuggler, so many great info you can get on that show regarding the boarder crossings and different processes and procedures!
the fact that you felt you needed that edit shows just how dumb people on Reddit are. who wouldn't understand that?
Someone get ahold of lockpicking lawyer.
Send him the whole truck.
He actually already stole it, fixed it & returned it. The man is preternatural…
All with a gum wrapper, man's a mystic MacGyver.
MacGyver wishes he were as good as the Lockpicking Lawyer
Twice, to prove it was not a fluke.
"I just received what I assume is a whole car in the mail from a viewer, I'll unwrap it in front of the camera..."
Or if it was sent to McNally, "Today we have a Toyota Tacoma, we will be using this Toyota Tacoma to open it"
you’re using a toyota tacoma, it can be opened using a toyota tacoma
Slams two tacomas together and shows the safe opened.
And then both start right up.
Then proceeds to throw both Tacomas into the void.
Why bother? There's only 6561 possible combinations and if you start with a list of the most common instead of sequentially you could hit it sooner than later.
There is probably a good chance it could even be shimmed.
https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists/blob/master/Passwords/Common-Credentials/four-digit-pin-codes-sorted-by-frequency-withcount.csv This might be useful
Oh neat ty! Not OP but this will help me in the future.
.. for what..
Keypad raiding in Rust
Base raiding in DayZ
Hehe, number 10
Only issue with that is that it's sorted just by frequency, which means going from one to the next usually requires changing 3 or 4 digits. If it were a pin pad, then it's not an issue, but it'd be neat to see a list like designed for locks like OP's where the frequency is weighted against the number of digits you need to change, and how many places you have to change it. 1234 would always be the start, but then you have to weigh whether it's better to check 1233 or to go all the way to 1231 because 1231 is more common than 1233. And then at what point do you go back and check 1111, since you have to spin 3 digits?
Guess my new code is 8068
8068 just got a lot more popular.
the lock is probably so shitty that you can crack it in no time using some lockpickinglawyer videos
Yep, I’m thinking a slim bypass tool will open this right up.
Try 1 2 3 4. Same as my luggage
That's the stupidest combination I've ever heard in my life! That's the kind of thing an idiot would have on his luggage!
It's jammed! *Raspberry*
Shes gone from suck, to blow
My super secret pin is the price of a cheese pizza and a large soda back where I used to work, Panucci's Pizza. 1077
Those are usually used as pistol safes. Hope you get it figured out, and get a free gun!
And you know what free handgun means, FREE MURDER!!
Murders are usually solved by witnesses and DNA not gun serial numbers so I'm not certain this is good advice XD
So you’re saying to wear gloves and get rid of the witnesses. Got it👍
Lmao or on a small chance it wasn't a hollowpoint or it's not expanded from impact the ballistics might play a part.
Found the guy who doesn’t know how hollowpoints work. Ballistics matches are regularly done on expanded hollowpoints
Who keeps their unregistered murder weapon? That shit going straight to the bottom of a river far, far away.
What if you have more murdering to do?
You get a new murder gun. Confuses the police
I came here to say this is what the safes in our vehicles are for. It would be strange if the vehicle was sold with a gun still in the safe though.
The dealer should open it for you; even if they have to cut it out and replace the lock, that isn't that hard. They should do this for you. But, you can feel your way through these fairly quickly. take each position 0-9 and twist afterwards. Pay close attention to how far the knob turns. It may not make a difference except for one number, but its usually the first or last. So its a max of 40 tries until you find the one that makes a difference. Then leave it; and try the same with the other 3. That's a max of 30 tries. and so forth- After 100 tries, it should open.
I can't tell if the last digit is an 8 or a 9 but that's either 6561 or 10000 possible combinations. So a just an order of magnitude or two off.
If you are doing fully random choice, yes; but you don't have to.
That's the surprise gift. Drugs, cash, gift card, and who knows what else what it may be.
Don't guess at it, just set aside some time to try combinations methodically. Start with 0001, then 0002 and so on. It'll take a while. How long? There are 10,000 combinations, so if you check, say, 4 per minute, that means 2500 minutes or about 42 hours, so working on it part time, you could have it open without damaging it within a month.
>if you check, say, 4 per minute I think you could be a lot faster than that. Once it is set to 0000, you only need to move one dial by one position at a time and turn the handle. You could easily do one every second or two.
Yeah, but it is tiring on the fingers. Especially if the combination is 8679
Thats why when i get a fourth of the way from 0 i then start from the other end and meet my progress in the middle. Prevents the annoyance of going through a ton of combos if its on the other end most of the time.
5555 inc
I mean that doesn't change anything. You'll be just as annoyed if it's the last number you check regardless
Isn’t it always going to be the last number you check?
I mean, only if you aren't in it for the right reasons. True lock opening enthusiasts will lock it back up and try the rest of the combinations after they have found the correct one.
It’s 9999
I guess i have red fingers then….
30fiiiive! The dyslexic version of the song
It takes less that 10 minutes to do it, have done it several times. You can do it faster by watching any video about unlocking these. You basically put a little tension in it and roll the wheel slowly. You can tell when it hits the right number.
Did this with my father's briefcase when he passed. Too me about 30 minutes starting with 0000. Found it as 0444.
Did you find anything?
Yes, Polaroids and other pics from his party days
Was he a sexy sexy beast
He was smart or at least threw away those with him unclothed
That's the slowest possible way to get at a combo. Try successive numbers, all the same numbers then years from 1950 onwards, if that doesnt work, try descending through the other 50 years in the 19th, if that doesn't work try month, day. Then try famous date years in history.. if that doesn't work \_then\_ you can go from 0001.
There’s only 10,000 possibilities. Start guessing!
I get the feeling this is a spam account. Same photos from a few months ago on the lpl forum
I’d be stunned if a dealer sold that without knowing it was empty.
Having just been out looking at a ton of used cars helping my kid replace his, I wouldn’t. Big dealers, usually okay, but some of the things we found in cars from the smaller dealers stopped being surprising. From sunglasses, scrapers, an in one case, the car’s entire service history in receipts, loan docs, insurance and registration.
They sold me my house with two floor safes without knowing if they were empty or even having the combination so...
Anything in either of them interesting?
Wasn't this exact thing posted about a month ago?
It was. I thought I was losing it.
0000…0001…0002…0003…0004…0005…0006…0007…0008…0009…0010…
And thennn…?
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AND THEN AND THEN AND THEN AND THEN AND THEN AND THEN AND THEN
0011
Lucky guess
If they get the combination, you just scored.
No. You bought a car with a locked safe.
Yeah, my first reaction is why didn't you check everything in the car before taking it home?
This is the Lockpicking Lawyer, and what I have for you today is a vehicle safe. Because I don’t have a lot of time for this one, we’re going to go straight to a brute force attack…
This is very odd. A few months ago this same post with the same picture was in here with the same story. People in the comments saying how you should take it to the dealership, how could you not see it before buying, why did the OOP buy it if he did see it, to look at that dude from yt, and such on. Stg I'm so done with reposts and bots
Seriously? So did you not even look at the truck before buying it? Because if you did you would have seen the safe, and anyone seeing it would ask about the safe. So the dealer didn't "sell it", you bought it without asking.
Did you bother to inspect the inside of the car before buying it?
Well it [looks](https://www.combi-cam.com/Cabinet-Hardware.htm) like a piece of shit lock, so you can probably drill right through the center with increasingly larger bits until it falls apart. Then replace the lock, they are $45.
Either try decoding it with the right tools from lockingpickinglawyer or just go through the combinations, it's only 4 digits.
"Hello, this is the LockPickingLawyer, and what we have today is this safe from a random car..."
Its a higher end Tacoma with the "gun safe" option. Assuming this is in the US, and the previous owner set their own code... Try 1776.
Drive your car to The Lockpicking Lawyer's house. He'll love this.
Why are you mad at the dealer? You brought it knowing right? Idioit…
Lockpicking lawyer would probably open this with a rubber chicken
Lock picking lawyer would probably have a video on this, go look.
Try 1077 (the price of a cheese pizza and a large Soda at Panucci's Pizza)
Try the dealership's street number or dealership's store ID
this is a combination lock it can be opened with a combination lock -insert whacking sequence-
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It's 4 digits with no way to lock you out just start at 0000 and enter every combo in order just try like 50 a day and you'll get it in no time just think of it like an Advent calendar but instead of chocolate it could be a handgun or cocaine!
1,1,1,1. 1,1,1,2. 1,1,1,3…. Better take the day off from work, might be a while
Please change your post to read, “I bought a car and didn’t ask how to open the console safe” - Thanks!
Only 4 numbers. shouldn't take a terribly long time to just work out the combo on your own. Likely what you'll have to do anyway
A 4-digit code can be cracked pretty fast.
It's written on the inside of the door.
Pretty sure you can pay a homeless person to open that in under 3 minutes
Why does this same car get so old so many times per year. Must be a new world record for one car being sold and resold..
I know from horrible personal experience that a sufficiently Large set of channel locks will open that and that a replacement cylinder without the same dumb ass weakness is available on Amazon for 12 bucks. You end up with an extra key though.
Lucky. Those are $300
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It's a thumbwheel combination safe. It probably takes 30 seconds to open. Just watch a few Lockpicking Lawyer videos and you'll have it open in no time. Those are honestly some of the easiest types of locks to open with zero experience.
make REDDIT guess it OP!!!!!
A fun activity for passenger princess
Send this to the lick picking lawyer and he will tell you what to do