Hey guys i have this friend who . . . ah forget it i locked my keys in my car. i looked on you tube and apparently all you have to do is stick a coathanger inside the door and jiggle it and the door unlocks. does anyone have some more specific instructions? cheers Tommy

Use something to wedge the top of the door open, to give you some room to work, be careful not the scratch the paintwork.

By doing what you described, you are probably trying to hook onto the rod that runs from the lock button to the actual lock mechanism. Works if you can actually hook on to it, but it's harder that it looks. Better to use a thin strip of metal (like a steel ruler) with a notch cut in it.
If you have some packing strap, push it through the rubber next to the window frame and try and hook the button up that way. Less chance of scratching your paint too.

I managed to get my old ute open once with steel filler rod with a hook bet on to it just giggled it roun down neer the mechanisem and had a pull of anything I could hook onto, got it eventualy

i tried the screw driver in the door method but the little lock buttons on my model sit down so there is no edge to hook onto. should i b able to slide a ruler with a slot down onto that rod and just push it down?
ps thanks for the help

i second the packing tape (blue plastic stuff). dont waste you time and risk damage with the coat hanger. all you do is pull the door away at the top corner just enough to slide the tape in (must be folded over) then slide it over lock pin/button pull away and up and wallah. if you dont have packing tape use a zip tie or somthing and do the same thing as above

yeah thats what i would do/tried but if u can imagine my little lock stem thing has a dome shaped top on it and when it sits down there is no edge to hook onto

should i be worried that you all know how to break into a car?

Thought i should add with the packing tape idea, if you sticky tape or staple a length of course sand paper to it,it helps with grip on dome lock heads like u mentioned

yes yes be very worried....lol back in the old days when i worked at bunnings i would have to break into about a car a day because customers kept locking there keys, children ect ect in the backing cars.