Different Tools Used by Mobile Locksmiths in Melbourne

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Various Tools Used by Mobile Locksmiths in
Melbourne

• A mobile locksmith is a normal service provider
  who serves customers with the needs of automotive
  locksmithing. Sometimes those people who have
  lost their keys or locked them in their own cars,
  at this situation these mobile locksmiths use
  their special tools to unlock the car doors
  without any damage to the car.
• In my previous articles, I have often talked
  about how locksmiths help us in the midnight, how
  they are ready to assist us 24x7 hours, etc. But
  do you know what kind of tools they use for their
  locksmith services? Though it is not crucial to
  know, but still it is very necessary while
  choosing your mobile locksmiths in Melbourne
  city. At least you can ask them before hiring
  whether they are using these tools or not! Lets
  discuss about some of the tools

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1) Auto Jigglers

• These Auto jigglers are otherwise called as
  tryout or bump keys. These are an arrangement
  between a key and a lock pick. They look like a
  ring of keys, but each key has its individual
  exclusive shape which has been designed to pick a
  lock. Most of the cars use their own unique key
  blanks, which have their own shape and
  dimensions. Every key used on that model will
  have the same fundamental features. A set of auto
  jigglers includes these features, but mixing them
  with universal tools which can replace a key. So
  every mobile locksmith should have a set of
  jigglers for each major car model like Fords, for
  trucks and for European cars.

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2) J and L Tools

• A J instrument is used on cars which have
  switched lock or unlock button along the inside
  of the door and this is a feature which basically
  found in older cars. While new model cars have
  recessed or electrical lock buttons. The J tool
  can be fed through the window so that it reaches
  in the car easily. From here, it can be planned
  to switch the unlock button and release the door.
  
• A L tool looks like a J tool, but has a slightly
  different in shape to work with various types of
  vehicle designs. Both of these tools are often
  employed with extra wires and guides which are
  fed through the top of the window to aid the
  locksmith to access the lock.

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3) Slim Jim

• A slim Jim is also known as a slim shim which is
  one of the key apparatus used by the mobile
  locksmiths. It contains a steel bar which may
  change from a few inches to a few feet in length.
  The bar is jagged at the bottom and may have a
  curve or slope along its length. A mobile
  locksmith can penetrate this tool between the
  glass and weather stripping on a car window to
  open the door without the keys. The notch on the
  bar is used to activate the regulator arm for the
  car's locking mechanism. Slim Jim models are to
  some extent altered, depending on the type of car
  being worked on. Only a trained mobile locksmith
  should use this apparatus, as inappropriate
  application can deactivate the car's airbags or
  electrical system.
• St. Kilda Locksmiths have a professional team who
  has expertise in mobile locksmithing. You can
  contact them to hire mobile locksmiths in
  Melbourne at any time.

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