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When your ignition lock is stuck

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  1. Crystalhead

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    I basically thought the same. Having a backup vehicle is 101 :bookworm:
     
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    Good lord, that's one pissed off camel! I didn't know they made those noises. I guess I wouldn't be too happy about being stuffed in a trunk by a guy in a man dress either, usually nothing good can come from that.

    The owner of the company came up and gave us a new Hilux. His mechanics were confused at first but then once I handed them the ignition, had them try to turn the key and showed them the crazy looking bolts they seemed to agree that grinding it off was the correct solution (I have seen them change a spare tire with a screw driver and a hammer so my grinder+hammer solution was quite advanced for them......it's probably a good thing the average Afghan mechanic can't afford a grinder). The "new" vehicle (2010 Hilux with 500KM on it) was brought in via air cargo from Dubai (which had to be insanely expensive). I didn't ask why as I'm sure the answer was insanely retarded.
    [DOUBLEPOST=1422841941,1422841740][/DOUBLEPOST]Ha. One of the related videos for the one above.



    Those are some insane noises they make.
     
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