I did the same thing with a 115. I broke the small rear quarter window in the rear door. Was cheap and easy to replace. But the glass was much tuffer than I thought it would be. I broke a meat tenderizer and had to use a real hammer.
Breaking into the W124..
Hey,
I have a problem. I left the keys in the car when I was washing it the other day and the immobiliser locked the car for me... I do not have spare keys because I lost them a few months back..
Anyway, anyone know of a way to break open the door of a W124 sedan with minimal damage?
Thanks,
Jeff
I have a problem. I left the keys in the car when I was washing it the other day and the immobiliser locked the car for me... I do not have spare keys because I lost them a few months back..
Anyway, anyone know of a way to break open the door of a W124 sedan with minimal damage?
Thanks,
Jeff
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