[Menthol]

A search has gleaned no relevant result; but if this is a repost than I sincerely apologize.

Can car door locks and/or ignitions be bumped? I am aware that many newer car models have a chip of some sort in their keys; thus they shut off immediately if turned over with a chipless key. But for older model cars, is it possible?

[Customer Support]

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A search has gleaned no relevant result; but if this is a repost than I sincerely apologize.

Can car door locks and/or ignitions be bumped? I am aware that many newer car models have a chip of some sort in their keys; thus they shut off immediately if turned over with a chipless key. But for older model cars, is it possible?

Nope - there are no bump keys for cars.

I'd say the closest thing to a bump key for cars are jiggler keys
Google it or take a peek here: http://www.keepshooting.com/lockpicks/autolockouttools/autojiggler.htm

[Kristic]

I suppose if you had a key duplicate cut down, and it wasnt a dual sided key, it would work. Can anyone confirm?

[bumpme]

not the waffer style pin only old ford

[bumber]

ive made a double sided bumper it was a cut on cutter so both sides were the same....it worked about 1.75% of the time so its not worth it :(

[bentpick]

I've opened every car I've tried....one car in 3 seconds....shocked the hell out of me. I use a tension wrench with the jigglers...it keeps the dust cover open, and allows the jiggler to work WAY more effectively.

[Willis]

Car door locks are totally different in structure and the mechanism is also very different from ordinary locks. Without pins no bumping is possible.