Putting a car in neutral without having the key

Use a winch and just drag it out where a tow truck can reach it. Or if it is on a hard surface put a lift with casters under each wheel and roll it away.

 

The tow truck driver will know what to do. Do you think repos are left in neutral?

 

Can you get under it? The tranny being in park won't matter if the CV joints are cut in half.

 

It will definitely cause damage, but if you break away the plastic cover around the steering column right above the ignition, you can use a screw driver to try to start the car. I'm assuming it won't start, but if you get to that point, I'm sure it will go into neutral.

The reason why I know this is because my friend owns a junk yard and we had yard cars that we would use to retrieve parts from several hundred yards away. Popping the column was the only way to start several of the yard cars. Each one is a little different, so you just have to get it open and play around with it.
Since you probably know how to take apart guns and put them back together, I'm sure you'll figure it out.

 

Do you want to keep it? Just ram it into neutral. If you do, just hotwire it. Do a google search, you'll find plenty of websites telling you how to. Or, hire a towing company and charge the bill to the people you evicted.

 

Like you're ever going to see that bill paid.

Break the steering column and jam a screwdriver in the ignition. It's "ghetto" but that should work even on a 1994 car.

 

Not his problem. The towing company should chase them down. They left the car, they should pay for it. Or just sell the car on ebay "as is"

 

the transmisson wont shift w/o the key?? odd... ha, i know on at least 95' mercedes key or no key the transmission will shift...

 

Who needs a key, or reverse for that matter, get one of these and mail the car back to the previous owner one piece at a time.
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Find someone who has a pickup truck, get a chain, connect the two, step on the gas. Easiest way without breaking through window/steering columns/shifters/etc.

 

Rent one of those U-Haul in town vans for $20/day. I think they're the Ford Econoline vans. Pitch in the $10 for the U-Haul insurance in case **** goes wrong. Or find a dude with a pickup and pay him $5 to do it for you.

 

Did those speakers fall off the truck or did the buyer order too many ?

 

How much? I could use a pair to listen to my truck stereo while I'm delivering left over asphalt to the driveways of senior citizens.

 

Can I become a seller, too? I heard some NFL players are doing the same and they seem pretty well off if you ask me!

 

Im sure im too late to help you, but in the future. Once you get into the car, there should be a neutral safety switch over ride somewhere. Some of the Japanese manufacturers have a slot that looks like a keyhole (it might be covered by a removable plastic panel small in size). You push the key (or something that size) in the hole and it allows the gear shift selector to release.
It is usually located right by the gear selector.

 

Just wondering mate.....even if you get the car in neutral, dont you still need the steering wheel unlocked to steer it from around the back of your house to the front. You need the key to do so. Unless it doesnt have a steering lock?

 

lol!

 

call a local car thief.....I'm sure you know somebody who knows somebody....and alert them of the situation....I'm sure it will be gone....if not, they will at least tell you how to move it.