YEAH I know you were kidding. Just making sure no one has any doubts. And I figured I would have issues with a Slim Jim due to the fact that I could only find videos of people using hooks to unlock an S10

 

lol...lol...

 

Ok. Learned something today. Can't get keys without a notary for title transfer and then a title transfer, bill of sale, and current registration. Have to transfer Arizona title to a new Mexico title with My name. What a hassle. More reason for a slim Jim

 

if it has a rear window pop button on the dash get a really long thin piece of metal (i remember using conduit for some reason) pry the door open just enough to get it in the top right corner and its a straight shot to that button. thats how i got into mine when i locked it

 

Hasn't run in 5 years, so battery is surely dead

 

Ok, to reply to all as an update... I tried the Slim Jim and spent 15 minutes trying to get it to hook to anything. Nothing... Then I tried the wedge and hook method. Didn't work. Then I tried pushing the rear window button, and to my surprise, it actually clicked as if it were opening the glass. Well, I went around to the back of the truck while my dad used the hook to push the button but the glass wouldn't budge. Ended up having to use a heavy duty drill and drill out the lock

 

well at least you got it.

My buddy would lock his keys in his 91 s10 at least once a month and he would get so mad at me because he would spend an hour trying to slim jim his truck and I would walk out and unlock it for him in less than 30 seconds haha.

 

I should have mentioned to that you never really hook onto anything you more less as your pulling it will push up on the little arm to the latch, you wont ever really hook onto anything,,, if that makes sense.

 

ive done the hood and wedge method a few times on our old first gens, its not easy but possible.

at least rekeying these is simple

 

I know this is an old thread but for future reference you can remove side mirror and there is a whole right behind that you can stick a screwdriver in and operate the door locks.