Kieran83
Member
Firstly hello people, does anyone know of a decent and quick working stress relief method? One that will help me vent some pent up frustration without causing too much damage to my surroundings or localised individuals?
This is why......After visiting hellfrauds this merry afternoon i decided to go to visit staples just next door and buy a rather large expensive item. On discovering i had to lower the rear seats in the stilo to get the item in i preceeded to load the item into the boot and close the door....with my keys left soundly on the floor of the boot.
After realising this i errupted into a fit of low pitched screaming that im sure only dogs could hear because i didnt open the bloody doors first! which in conclusion means im royally shafted because i bought the car without a spare key set and just havent gotten around to buying a spare due to the cost.
This is where things get slightly better, but not for my bank balance. After trying to jimmy the door open a friendly AA driver who was sitting close by managed to unlock the door, yippee i thought until i found out the car was deadlocked. His response was ohhhhhhh dear.
I called RAC, they came out and diagnosed the same problem of deadlockitis. We then spent 3 hours phoning around the original fiat dealer that registered the car and my local fiat dealer to try and get a key number so a mobile locksmith could come and open the door.Suprise suprise they didnt have it and wouldnt give it to us.
The locksmith however is still going to try and get in, at 9:30 tonight....at a cost £156.45. If he gets in, and if he cant? well the callout is still only £75 i suppose. Friendly RAC man has just phoned me to let me know that if i smash the window to get in i can get a replacement for £140ish.
Sooooooooooooooooooooooo, please keep those suggestions comming, oh and if anyone else has been in the same situation please feel free to say what you did...:bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang:
This is why......After visiting hellfrauds this merry afternoon i decided to go to visit staples just next door and buy a rather large expensive item. On discovering i had to lower the rear seats in the stilo to get the item in i preceeded to load the item into the boot and close the door....with my keys left soundly on the floor of the boot.
After realising this i errupted into a fit of low pitched screaming that im sure only dogs could hear because i didnt open the bloody doors first! which in conclusion means im royally shafted because i bought the car without a spare key set and just havent gotten around to buying a spare due to the cost.
This is where things get slightly better, but not for my bank balance. After trying to jimmy the door open a friendly AA driver who was sitting close by managed to unlock the door, yippee i thought until i found out the car was deadlocked. His response was ohhhhhhh dear.
I called RAC, they came out and diagnosed the same problem of deadlockitis. We then spent 3 hours phoning around the original fiat dealer that registered the car and my local fiat dealer to try and get a key number so a mobile locksmith could come and open the door.Suprise suprise they didnt have it and wouldnt give it to us.
The locksmith however is still going to try and get in, at 9:30 tonight....at a cost £156.45. If he gets in, and if he cant? well the callout is still only £75 i suppose. Friendly RAC man has just phoned me to let me know that if i smash the window to get in i can get a replacement for £140ish.
Sooooooooooooooooooooooo, please keep those suggestions comming, oh and if anyone else has been in the same situation please feel free to say what you did...:bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang: