It would be cool if his picking tools came with audio feedback: "Nice click out of one" "Nothing on two, three" "Four is binding - nice click out of four" "And you got this open!"
It would probably be very discouraging or anoying. Like: hey "you missed one pin!" "Now you're in a false gate." "Are you sure that you want to pick this door?" "Heeelp police this guy tries to break in."
LPL: *doesn't show us the key so no one can clone his car keys* Also LPL: *shows us that having the key is absolutely not required to get into his car*
@@JimboJuice I only read the first few comments, so... no. The comment's don't update constantly, they remain in the state as when one clicked on the video. I wasn't being malicious, just sharing my thoughts.
FORD: Hello this is the Ford theft prevention service. Someone has tied to steal your vehicle, sir. LPL: Yes, I know. It was me. FORD: Um, okay, did it take you a long time? LPL: Have you seen my videos?
LPL: Doesn't show the key to hide the bitting. Also LPL: Using a pick with extremely precise markings made to decode locks as you pick them. Edit: Apparently I couldn't spell "bitting" 🤔🤔
The reason is that door lock don't use all the pins on the key while the ignition uses all of them. so if he took out the key we would see all the cuts while now we only know the cuts from the tip of the key that the door lock uses. also as demonstrated (in this one and the other videos he's done) the door locks on most cars are a moderate suggestion that you would not like people to enter.
His car uses push to start so even if someone had made a duplicate physical key they still would not be able to get the vehicle started with it as they'd also need to provide an RF signal as well
@@MagicBrownMan with that key i dont think the ignition uses any key and the key is just backup for when the remote doesn't work/has empty battery to get inside the vehicle
With all the car locks recently, you’ve said you use the lishi tools because the internal tension & tolerances make traditional picking difficult; could we see a comparison on a future lock between traditional picking and the lishi tool?
Retired aircraft mechanic here. Commercial aircraft use a lot of a type of fastener called a Hi-Lok. We use a Hi-Lok guage(pictures on the net) to determine the exact length of the pin required for the depth of the hole it's going in. It's basically a graduated, narrow strip of metal with a bulb at the end that hooks on the back side of the hole to give the required length. Once, when locked out of my 240SX, I used 2 of these, back to back, to become a poor man's version of the LPL, lol. Honestly, when I saw the picture, I initially thought you were using similar, found tools, not a specialty tool. Anyways, guess I missed my chance to become the Lock Picking AME. 😅
Not with Ford's PATS system. He would need the RFID box to search for his keys and copy the signal. Then use that to creat a false signal to open the door and start the ignition, put it in drive and leave. With PATS system can't start engine or put it in gear without that RFID key fob chip.
It's also keyless entry and push button start. I thought it was stupid when i first got it on my Escape. Now i hate driving my work van and dealing with keys.
I don't know how the locking mechanism in cars work, but he doesn't use that key hole. Since he has a set of keys that hide in his fob normally people just use the fob. As I said I don't know how car door locks are made, but if it may be that if you were to absolutely destroy the physical lock the electrical would still work. Although the rule is "don't pick a lock in which you rely" and he does rely on that one. And at the same time I think that's more in a "for fun or education" sense since you are learning a skill and have your own discretion to use it when you lock yourself out of something. But not the case here.
The fact LLP was silent the whole time tells you that if he was at your house door you wouldn't even know it tell he was getting himself something to drink. On a side note I'm keeping a bottle of his favorite drink by the back door with 2 glasses just incase
@@Joe_Mama.also_YTHandlessuckass might I remind you he has picked gun locks and put them on real guns for the sake of the video. I wouldn’t be worried about the restraining order but rather if I will survive this idea
@@infamousftfw so they'd target old, not worth the risk cars rather than new, expensive ones where one job sets you up for a year? that doesnt seem like an expert to me
@@protocj3735 idk about you but old cars can go for six figures or more if you know what you are targeting. Targeting only new cars doesn't seem like an expert to me...
Watching this channel makes me feel like a member of a DND guild "The Rogues Who Don't Do Anything" and LPL is the Grand Master performing yet another training day instruction.
We are the rogues who don’t do anything we just stay at home and lye around and if you ask us to steal anything well just tell you we don’t steal anything
Mrs LPL : hon', come to the bedroom. LPL : I'm not in the mood. Mrs LPL : I've put my chastity belt on. With a new lock. LPL : oh darling, you know how to turn me on.
Hmm, the absence of his narrating the picking process made me realize how much LPL's voice is part of the charm of the videos. Which gives me an idea: an LPL Waze voice package! "Turn right in three, left at the stop sign..."
LPL is secretly a car guy confirmed. Anyone who uses the term “daily driver” probably also has some really cool or fast weekend car no doubt… and his daily is the ST model, a nod towards his affinity for driving a sporty car.
one thing i love about these lishi tools, is that they give a great showing of what a "binding" pin and a "lose" pin would feel like to someone who doesnt know much about picking locks, including what a serrated pin would look like while picking. very nice video
This made me think, have you ever considered testing more traditional locks in a more traditional setting? Like a padlock (preferably not a MasterLock) on a chain link fence in dark lighting? I'm not saying it would slow you down any, but it would be interesting to see if it had any impact.
fun fact: GM GMT800 series trucks only use about 10 different key cuts, so if you collect a bunch from the junk yard you can easily get door access to most 2000 to 2006 GM trucks. Learned that from RepoNut
I think he was trying to make decoding the key harder for us, but it's pretty apparent what's binding when for those who have watched him a bunch, and the numbers are right on the tool.
@@seanj3667 the neighbors might actually be checking him out with binoculars like "Martha it looks like 3 is set and he got a click out of 5 but 7 is binding"
Getting through the physical lock is one thing, which was actually pretty impressive. That being said, those factory security systems are pretty smart. As soon as he opened the door, that security module was like "hell no, that didn't feel right". Never saw a lock pick like that, though. Good stuff.
The RFID tag in your key not being present is how the car knew it was opened without the key. It doesn't know it was picked. That is also the reason your key ONLY opens your car.
incorrect, there is no immo coil in the door lock. Key bitting is the only thing keeping key from opening other cars. locking the door with remote activates alarm and even if he used insert key to unlock it would have gone off. there is no transponder chip in insert key.
ATTENTION BROTHER!!! I have two very very sweet girlfriends who I show off (I smell like 100 not-alive orangutans oh nooo) in my perfectly great videos that most people consider to be the reason of life! Thank you for you attention, dear dude kid lan
@@dogcarman I don’t agree with physically deplatforming annoying people, but It’s technically spam so reporting makes sense. Ignoring him would be better
I’ve left my kid in my locked expedition before (like 30 seconds to walk a cart back, I’m not a monster) and he’s tripped the motion alerts in my car. Always fun to get a call from the wife thinking we’ve just been carjacked or something.
My dad had a 2006 ram truck growing up. It was “pick proof” because if you unlocked the door manually, even with the correct key, the alarm would go off the moment you pulled the door handle, meaning you would then need to very quickly pick the ignition as well in order to shut off the alarm.
@@minidreschi2 Arey you sure? We know he has no reflection, and that is one of Bram Stoker's symptoms of vampirism. And what difference is there, really, between lawyers and vampires? We must check with the garlic and the crosses, and go from there.
@@thetallone7605 > And what difference is there, really, between lawyers and vampires? One is a soulless, God-forsaken abomination empowered by the devil himself to prey on the weak and vulnerable. The other, of course, drinks blood. ... That said, LPL is an alright sort. He might just be a vampire instead.
@@georgplaz Thank you! That is one of my biggest bugbears, and I didn't know the proper name for it. (I'm a trained mathematician, so it's hard to comprehend why the difference between implication and bi-implication seems difficult to grasp for many.)
I really feel like any time you pick a lock that’s in use, it’s very important to stress not to do this and that you might damage the lock by doing so.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 LPL himself says that very frequently, especially in video's where he explains a bit more about lockpicking and how to practice it.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 LPL, and most people on lockpicking subreddit, of course they mean like reiterated lockpicking, im not an specialist but it may wear down the pins or do something that the key would not work anymore
The actual "rule" is not to pick locks that are in use, since it would be even worse to pick locks that someone else uses! The main reason is to clearly distance locksport from any suspicion of illegal activity since although you know that the lock you are picking belongs to you, observers may not. A secondary reason is the possibility of accidentally damaging the lock although that's unlikely if you know what you're doing and the lock doesn't have trap pins or similar.
This channel portrays an environment where you are successful 99% of the time. Being successful 99% of the time certainly does not represent real life. Lock Picking Lawyer does portray himself that (almost) no lock can defeat him, save for a few exceptions. This is a brilliant channel. I have been a fan for quite a few years now.
Funny story... I was waiting the valet at the Peabody in Memphis TN when a Uber dropped a few people off then ran inside to use the restroom. He come back out finding he locked himself out. I watched as they tired a coat hanger then my coworker asked me you still have you lock pick set on you from early. Next thing you know I picked the drivers open as my car was pulled up. It was a Hyundai and took me first time picking a car lock about 2 minutes but the Uber told me he'd give me a free ride anywhere in Memphis since I saved him $150. I was happy help and not a fan of being a passenger personally but that's Memphis. I do industrial maintenance and a employee quick taking the interlock key out of a control room bypassing safety when they walked off the job. I picked it back to the correct safety spot. They had me drive 3 hours from another site in Arkansas to fit it then treater me like a rock star for 'saving the day' I pick for fun and jokes sometimes. Once moved the 2nd and 3rd draw swapping then on a coworkers toolbox. Moved his draws every few days just messing him before he realized something was fishing and why he could find his tools in the spot he though he had them. We had a great lol out of it. Been years since doing that might need to do it again now
I’m always happy to know my car can’t be picked without the alarm going off. This is mainly because I can’t stick my own key in without the alarm going off
Im so conflicted. I love hearing LPL describe what he feels when he picks, it feels like we're a part of it and it makes it so much more especial. But damn that ASMR picking was so relaxing, it's monday and I wanna go back to bed
This guy doesnt only know about locks and how to open them, but he is really sharp about hiding his identity, and other security features. My absolute role model and the guy i would seak for when buying a lock (im going down the playlist watching eery video right now XD)
does that even have a key? with all the fear for whatsoever, i doubt that the car is ever without supervision. if someone could access it without anyone noticing, thats already too much of a risk .. and thus does not need an externally reachable lock
Don't joke with him picking his neighbours cars, obviously the entire LPL neighbourhood know him and they do not lock any doors in houses, cars, bikes or anything. They know they would last 20 seconds so why bother.
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Just so everyone is aware, most modern cars use an electronic RFID tag alongside the physical key for the ignition, so while you may be able to turn on the accessories, the car will never start when the ignition is picked and the actual key is not nearby.
So, he doesn't show us the key, but he does show the Lichie numbers - aren't these more useful for copying the key than a view of the key? Sorry if that is a noob question!
The reason is that door lock don't use all the pins on the key while the ignition uses all of them. so if he took out the key we would see all the cuts while now we only know the cuts from the tip of the key that the door lock uses. also as demonstrated (in this one and the other videos he's done) the door locks on most cars are a moderate suggestion that you would not like people to enter.
I belive it's significantly easier to get a lock cut from an image than from lichie numbers. And, as the guy before me has pointed out, you don't know the entire biting of the key, so whilst you can get a key for the lock, you can't get a key for the ignition, which could include the chip car keys have.
Nice touch that the picking segment has no audio - both probably to avoid annoying the neighbours, but also so that people in the neighbourhood, as well as viewers online, don't technically get critical info they'd need to steal his car
Im convinced he does this to go to work every day as a warmup. Would not be surprised if he did it every time he got in the car just to mess with people
"Deborah Honey! I think someone is trying to pick our Lawyer Neighbor's car" "Yeah thats the lawyer himself" "Why in the world is he picking his own damn car?" "UA-cam, James, UA-cam" "Ohhhhhhhhhh, yeah that makes sense"
Lockpicking Lawyer saying his Explorer ST is his daily driver suggests that he has a weekend car or cars. I need to know what they are, spill the beans
X: I just saw a man picking a car's lock.. Police: Where? What car is it, what does he look like? X: Nevermind, he's done with it already. Police: But you need to let us know the details, sir. X: I mean, he took his key out to turn the alarm off right after.. Police: Sir, what's your name? You think wasting our time is a joke?
Its not unusual for the alarm to be triggered when the door is opened by the key. Usually it depends on how it was locked in the first place - if it was locked with the fob, unlocking it with a key will trigger the alarm.
@@pootispiker2866 Yes, i've seen this when using the mechanical backup key.. with those decoding tools you can pick the lock but not open the door, go and cut a key blade and then open the door / turn the ignition on to stop the alarm, the lack of transponder chip will usually stop the car from starting but many will not sound the alarm...
The car my parents had on the isle of wight only armed the alarm if it was locked with the remote (which was a single button on the key) and one quick way of testing if the alarm was armed or not was to open the door at the rear of the vehicle, which with that vehicle you needed the key to open (i have no idea what it is called outside of where i live, so ive attempted to describe it instead) My parents did make the mistake of opening that door while the car was locked at least once
I mean my aunt's fine it before, we were using the spare key and it set off the alarm unlocking with the door lock, as the battery was dead in the fob we couldn't use the remote unlock.
@@n2n8sda My Escape (and LPL's Explorer ST) doesn't have a physical key for the ignition, so if you enter the vehicle without the fob, the alarm will go off. Your backup as an owner, in this case, is to use the My Pass app to turn off the alarm. I don't really see how this event would come to pass though, since you can use the app to unlock your doors, so... If Ford's servers are ever compromised, the company and it's customers will be SOL.
After watching you in awe, while you conduct some black magic with the levers of a -never seen before- pick tool, I am lost for words. There is a time to pick, and there is a time to watch.. My compliments...
As a auto locksmith the reason that the alarm went off is bc the car was previously locked with the fob unlocking it with the physical key makes the alarm go off unless locked with the physical key
FYI the alarms for many cars are only triggered if you press the lock button twice. Sometimes it will honk the second time you click it. Clicking it once will lock the car but not 'arm' the alarm.
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“Let’s try this again on my neighbor’s car to make sure it wasn’t a fluke”
XDD
Then the car was gone
"Hello, I am the LockPickingLawyer and today we are going to pick the lock of the jail that I am currently staying in."
I love that comment section
Lpl no bro dont do it
Neighbours looking through the windows:
Is he... picking his own car?
... again.
"...again?" :D
While filming it.
XD
It started. He ran out of locks in his house. We're not safe anymore. Nobody's safe.
The fact that he was silent and we didn't hear the usual "nothing on one, two is binding" makes me wonder if it actually was his own car... 😏😄
LOL
And when the alarm went off when he didn't expect it he just ran home and finished the video :D
i heard his commentary in my head though.
True, why not sound the key when he just showed us how to pick it and it's numbers???
he probably didnt speak because if someone knows where he lives they would know the order in which to pick his car
It could be argued that this is the second time he picked his own car.
Touché
I see what you did there.
Oh shit.
clever girl
took me a second, 10/10
It would be cool if his picking tools came with audio feedback: "Nice click out of one" "Nothing on two, three" "Four is binding - nice click out of four" "And you got this open!"
Tools not his either, it's outsourced. You're thinking if the disc detainer pick that's at Sparrows. Look at the old Chinese pres on the tool
You are thinking of the LPL squeeze doll, but I can't find it on his site.
Not the tool, but a keychain holder, that generates those random with a button would be awesome!
I mean a satnav lockpick is a hilarious idea tbh.
It would probably be very discouraging or anoying. Like: hey "you missed one pin!" "Now you're in a false gate." "Are you sure that you want to pick this door?" "Heeelp police this guy tries to break in."
1:03
LPL: .... (Says nothing)
My brain: Nice click out of 7.
LMFAO I was also imagining him narrating that bit before I realized he was actually quiet.
Lol!😆
I think if you pay attention to the tool you can cut a new key to his car. >.>
@@EvolvedWizard that would be the exact reason he didn't narrate it, it at least makes it much harder this way
@@EvolvedWizard ok if you can where does he live
LPL: *doesn't show us the key so no one can clone his car keys*
Also LPL: *shows us that having the key is absolutely not required to get into his car*
"you can buy this tool that I just showed you how to use to get into my vehicle at..."
@@Joe_Bidens_hair_fetish he also neglected to hide the details to clone it
And showed us the decoding
Key bitting could be cloned from the footage of the tool.
@@JimboJuice I only read the first few comments, so... no. The comment's don't update constantly, they remain in the state as when one clicked on the video.
I wasn't being malicious, just sharing my thoughts.
LPL now has an ASMR channel, picking locks with gentle birdsong and an airplane overhead. Very calming.
Next Level Salesman: Buy the tool that helps you pick the lock to my own car
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I'll never forget your legendary UHC win with Vechs. Those were the good ol' days.
what the hell i didn’t expect to see you here
Oh shit its BTC
What are you doing here. This isnt how to get to GM with Reaper
"his own" is only correct because it now is. He just showed us how he stole it.
This doesn't defeat the car alarm, thankfully. ; ) A true covert attack would require a radio jammer.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Steve Mould has done this , With his own car
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 I didn't hear the alarm go off. Am I missing something?
@@Johnny-rj9on The last 20 seconds of the video? You hear some sound directly after he opens the door and he shows the notification of the car.
@@ChJuHu93 To be fair it was surprisingly quiet but the notification was definitely there.
“We’re going to take a very short field trip”
Neighbours: SHIT HIDE THE CARS
Neighbors: Honey, that weird guy with the camera is at it again....no not the front door this time, the car...no, have you seen my keys?
_"Since there aren't any locks left to pick in this house, today we shall go try open the neighbour's front door..."_
Maybe it would be OK if the neighbor accidentally locked themself out of their house and called LPL for help getting in.
@Ruy Vuusen “now that we have finished picking that lock let me show you how to pick a gun lock off this shotgun”
*his ex's back door
“This is the Lock Picking Lawyer and today we’re at the local bank, more specifically at the vault..”
You mean inside. right? LOL
"This is the LockPickingLawyer and today I'm picking my own safe deposit box at my local bank."
Oh god yes
I hereby issue a challenge to Lock Picking Lawyer...defeat the time lock on a bank vault door. I won't wait up.
@@ninakuup21 LOL
Lpl finally bought out his local car dealership and needs to start picking his own car, next episode is the neighbours
Definitely yes! Every neighbour who has a car will have his car picked!
And gutted.
Hello, brother
He needs to teach us how to hotwire a car
Cant wait for video number [1330] Picking My Viewers Car - 2005 Honda Accord
"This is the lockpicking lawyer, and today i discovered a new way of supporting my house buget."
When you lose your keys
Ordinary people: “oh dang it I lost my keys”
LPL: “dang I lost my lock picking instruments... key it is I guess”
You just use the keypad entry code.
FORD: Hello this is the Ford theft prevention service. Someone has tied to steal your vehicle, sir.
LPL: Yes, I know. It was me.
FORD: Um, okay, did it take you a long time?
LPL: Have you seen my videos?
Somehow, I imagine him answering the phone with "This is the LockPickingLawyer, and what I have for you today..."
@@kabochaVA "..... is some random person's hentai collection locked in a steel box using a Master padlock."
@@robbieaulia6462 What? People are still doing that? Ever heard of NHentai?
I just made it 420 likes
Ford:.....
LPL: Did you say tried? I got in within 20 seconds...
LPL: Can I borrow your car?
His friend: Sure, here's the key-
LPL: No need, bye.
Immobiliser: a-a-aaa! you going nowhere!
Car parked directly behind the vehicle: You thought you could leave?
Used to have a buddy who broke his key off in the ignition. "Hey bro can I borrow your car?" No. "Taking it anyway."
@@dargonflames7127 he could just pick that one too...
More like:
LPL: Can I borrow your car?
LPL: Say no more fam.
"I won't show you the key, but watch carefully as the Li Shi decodes it."
my first thought.
Yeah, there's something I don't get here either.
@@MatthRrrr Me too
my too
The markings on the tool can be used to file a compatible key, since we see which pin has to be moved. This has been shown in a previous LPL video.
Someone give him a real challenge; at the moment it seems he’s picking anything in sight.
He will soon be banned for being near any key hole within 100m radius lol
i like how he isnt talking, so his neighbours dont think hes a weirdo
LPL: Doesn't show the key to hide the bitting.
Also LPL: Using a pick with extremely precise markings made to decode locks as you pick them.
Edit: Apparently I couldn't spell "bitting" 🤔🤔
lol
And he will sell the tool to you LOL
The reason is that door lock don't use all the pins on the key while the ignition uses all of them. so if he took out the key we would see all the cuts while now we only know the cuts from the tip of the key that the door lock uses. also as demonstrated (in this one and the other videos he's done) the door locks on most cars are a moderate suggestion that you would not like people to enter.
His car uses push to start so even if someone had made a duplicate physical key they still would not be able to get the vehicle started with it as they'd also need to provide an RF signal as well
@@MagicBrownMan with that key i dont think the ignition uses any key and the key is just backup for when the remote doesn't work/has empty battery to get inside the vehicle
With all the car locks recently, you’ve said you use the lishi tools because the internal tension & tolerances make traditional picking difficult; could we see a comparison on a future lock between traditional picking and the lishi tool?
Yes, please. I asked the same thing in the last video.
Retired aircraft mechanic here. Commercial aircraft use a lot of a type of fastener called a Hi-Lok. We use a Hi-Lok guage(pictures on the net) to determine the exact length of the pin required for the depth of the hole it's going in. It's basically a graduated, narrow strip of metal with a bulb at the end that hooks on the back side of the hole to give the required length.
Once, when locked out of my 240SX, I used 2 of these, back to back, to become a poor man's version of the LPL, lol. Honestly, when I saw the picture, I initially thought you were using similar, found tools, not a specialty tool.
Anyways, guess I missed my chance to become the Lock Picking AME. 😅
so would you also be able to pick the ignition and start the car?
Not with Ford's PATS system. He would need the RFID box to search for his keys and copy the signal. Then use that to creat a false signal to open the door and start the ignition, put it in drive and leave.
With PATS system can't start engine or put it in gear without that RFID key fob chip.
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It's also keyless entry and push button start. I thought it was stupid when i first got it on my Escape. Now i hate driving my work van and dealing with keys.
Perhaps not, but he would be able to steal any potential valuables and maybe even firearms depending on the country
@Dyanosis try telling that to someone in a hellcat or P100D
imagine someone steals his car, and leaves a paper on the door: "Thanks for the tutorial!"
dirty mike and the boys thank him.
Don't forget he is armed so they might end up with a complimentary bullet or two.
@@BD90.. He's legged, too, supposedly
@@BD90.. nobody steals a car with people around so that won’t matter
@@bostonrailfan2427 tell that to the uber driver those two girls killed a few weeks ago.
Watching LPL pick without commentary: “Are you getting clicks out of 3 and 5? Is 6 binding?! I NEED TO KNOW.”
RIGHT?!
BB: “Never ever pick any luck that is in use”
LL: Hold my beer.
Hehe. With 377,540 views in 2 days, he likely figured the video would pay for a new lock if he messed it up.
I don't know how the locking mechanism in cars work, but he doesn't use that key hole. Since he has a set of keys that hide in his fob normally people just use the fob. As I said I don't know how car door locks are made, but if it may be that if you were to absolutely destroy the physical lock the electrical would still work.
Although the rule is "don't pick a lock in which you rely" and he does rely on that one. And at the same time I think that's more in a "for fun or education" sense since you are learning a skill and have your own discretion to use it when you lock yourself out of something. But not the case here.
Musical singing of the birds, the soft clicking of the pick...
The only thing that can make this already soothing video better is that glorious voice.
In the absence of commentary I found myself muttering "Nothing on one, two is binding, a little click on three..."
You, me and everyone else who watched the video..
LPL: we are going on a field trip
My brain: checks if it's April 1st
Let's see... He already was in his ex's backyard, then his wife's backyard, next he's gonna head to his neighbour's backyard?
Imagine selling the tool used to beak into your own car, then making a video showing how to use the tool to break into your car. This guy has balls.
The fact LLP was silent the whole time tells you that if he was at your house door you wouldn't even know it tell he was getting himself something to drink. On a side note I'm keeping a bottle of his favorite drink by the back door with 2 glasses just incase
Me and the boys following every Ford Explorer ST we see.
Me and the boys getting restraining orders from multiple people
you get away from my car, dangit.
XD
Bait Car is back.. 🤣
@@Joe_Mama.also_YTHandlessuckass might I remind you he has picked gun locks and put them on real guns for the sake of the video. I wouldn’t be worried about the restraining order but rather if I will survive this idea
An expert car thief will also have a cellular/wifi/GPS jammer active while picking open the door, the Fordpass system would be rendered useless.
An expert car thief will stick to vehicles that he/ she doesn't need that extra stuff for. 🤙😊
@@infamousftfw so they'd target old, not worth the risk cars rather than new, expensive ones where one job sets you up for a year? that doesnt seem like an expert to me
@@protocj3735 idk about you but old cars can go for six figures or more if you know what you are targeting. Targeting only new cars doesn't seem like an expert to me...
Tutorial?
Ey, I think I remembered you. Are the guy who made the fake free energy fidget spinner thing?
Watching this channel makes me feel like a member of a DND guild "The Rogues Who Don't Do Anything" and LPL is the Grand Master performing yet another training day instruction.
We are the rogues who don’t do anything we just stay at home and lye around and if you ask us to steal anything well just tell you we don’t steal anything
Someone who's more determined than me could probably guess the bitting by watching that tool move
Mrs LPL : hon', come to the bedroom.
LPL : I'm not in the mood.
Mrs LPL : I've put my chastity belt on. With a new lock.
LPL : oh darling, you know how to turn me on.
Gross.
LOL
*Gets jiggler out* ;)
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 weakness disgusts me
I think that was one of his Valentine's Day videos.
Hmm, the absence of his narrating the picking process made me realize how much LPL's voice is part of the charm of the videos. Which gives me an idea: an LPL Waze voice package! "Turn right in three, left at the stop sign..."
when you call the lawyer to get out of jail, and he comes with a lock pick...
Underrated comment! :D
Ha!
"that's often not the case"
this isn't the first time you picked a car, isn't it?
LPL is secretly a car guy confirmed. Anyone who uses the term “daily driver” probably also has some really cool or fast weekend car no doubt… and his daily is the ST model, a nod towards his affinity for driving a sporty car.
Did you just lockpick LPL's brain?
@@VaneyRio this is the highest compliment I have ever received: the mention of myself picking something and LPL in the same sentence. Thank you🥲
That’s exactly what I thought when I heard him say it lol.
L, please. We still need to catch kira
@@dr1ver267" Prefrontal cortex is binding, nice click out of sexual tendencies. Counter rotation out of hobbies and passions..."
one thing i love about these lishi tools, is that they give a great showing of what a "binding" pin and a "lose" pin would feel like to someone who doesnt know much about picking locks, including what a serrated pin would look like while picking. very nice video
But each tool is unique for each maker of the lock, meaning you would need to buy many different models of it right?
This made me think, have you ever considered testing more traditional locks in a more traditional setting? Like a padlock (preferably not a MasterLock) on a chain link fence in dark lighting? I'm not saying it would slow you down any, but it would be interesting to see if it had any impact.
I think it would be hard to film more than anything
fun fact: GM GMT800 series trucks only use about 10 different key cuts, so if you collect a bunch from the junk yard you can easily get door access to most 2000 to 2006 GM trucks. Learned that from RepoNut
I swear I could hear himself saying" little click on three"...
I could hear his voice in my head !!!
This might be the first step toward insanity
Did you think you where safe inside your own head? LPL was already there....
i am also hear that...
I know, right!!?
Oh thank god, it not just me...
Insanity...or revelation
My dreams are kinda shattered that he wasn't walking us through the clicks on 1 and that 3 was binding.
I think he was trying to make decoding the key harder for us, but it's pretty apparent what's binding when for those who have watched him a bunch, and the numbers are right on the tool.
I don't think he wanted the neighbors to know what he was doing.
@@seanj3667 the neighbors might actually be checking him out with binoculars like "Martha it looks like 3 is set and he got a click out of 5 but 7 is binding"
@@zade9354 Great Comment!
@@zade9354 "Oh no! He just pulled 'The Tool That BosnianBill And I Made'! That lock is TOAST!!"
Getting through the physical lock is one thing, which was actually pretty impressive. That being said, those factory security systems are pretty smart. As soon as he opened the door, that security module was like "hell no, that didn't feel right". Never saw a lock pick like that, though. Good stuff.
The RFID tag in your key not being present is how the car knew it was opened without the key. It doesn't know it was picked. That is also the reason your key ONLY opens your car.
incorrect, there is no immo coil in the door lock. Key bitting is the only thing keeping key from opening other cars. locking the door with remote activates alarm and even if he used insert key to unlock it would have gone off. there is no transponder chip in insert key.
The LPL meme potential only ever increases
ATTENTION BROTHER!!! I have two very very sweet girlfriends who I show off (I smell like 100 not-alive orangutans oh nooo) in my perfectly great videos that most people consider to be the reason of life! Thank you for you attention, dear dude kid lan
@@AxxLAfriku bro...
@@lanceanthony198 just report him. He’ll get deplatformed faster that way.
@@dogcarman I don’t agree with physically deplatforming annoying people, but It’s technically spam so reporting makes sense. Ignoring him would be better
I’ve left my kid in my locked expedition before (like 30 seconds to walk a cart back, I’m not a monster) and he’s tripped the motion alerts in my car. Always fun to get a call from the wife thinking we’ve just been carjacked or something.
I mean I'm usually left in with the car running if we are using our truck with our bikes.
My dad had a 2006 ram truck growing up. It was “pick proof” because if you unlocked the door manually, even with the correct key, the alarm would go off the moment you pulled the door handle, meaning you would then need to very quickly pick the ignition as well in order to shut off the alarm.
very cool video. at the intersection of locks and cars... you got me glued by the end of the intro.
Damn he's good no face. NOT EVEN REFLECTION.
Clearly we're need tho see how he reacts to crucifixes, sunlight, and garlic.
@@thetallone7605 nah, he isn't vampire, but lawyer :D
@@minidreschi2 Arey you sure? We know he has no reflection, and that is one of Bram Stoker's symptoms of vampirism. And what difference is there, really, between lawyers and vampires? We must check with the garlic and the crosses, and go from there.
@@thetallone7605 > And what difference is there, really, between lawyers and vampires?
One is a soulless, God-forsaken abomination empowered by the devil himself to prey on the weak and vulnerable. The other, of course, drinks blood.
...
That said, LPL is an alright sort. He might just be a vampire instead.
Check out video [536] for a distorted reflection.
The clarion call of right-to-repair advocates everywhere: "If you can't open it, you don't own it." Clearly, LPL can open it, therefore he owns it.
I think you inverted the logic a little. ; )
You'd make a better lobbyist than the people trying to stop right to repair.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 you are right, they did ;)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denying_the_antecedent
@@georgplaz Thank you! That is one of my biggest bugbears, and I didn't know the proper name for it. (I'm a trained mathematician, so it's hard to comprehend why the difference between implication and bi-implication seems difficult to grasp for many.)
@@carrieseymour5197 i did CS and philosophy, so I very much feel your pain 😘
not only a lock picker professional, and entertaining youtuber. But also a car enthusiast.
Well done
I really feel like any time you pick a lock that’s in use, it’s very important to stress not to do this and that you might damage the lock by doing so.
He often warns you about locks that have a trap feature. I haven't seen many but he does tell you when he comes across one.
"Never pick locks that you use" now we know that locks open automatically when LPL is nearby
Who says never pick locks you use?
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 LPL himself says that very frequently, especially in video's where he explains a bit more about lockpicking and how to practice it.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 LPL, and most people on lockpicking subreddit, of course they mean like reiterated lockpicking, im not an specialist but it may wear down the pins or do something that the key would not work anymore
The actual "rule" is not to pick locks that are in use, since it would be even worse to pick locks that someone else uses! The main reason is to clearly distance locksport from any suspicion of illegal activity since although you know that the lock you are picking belongs to you, observers may not. A secondary reason is the possibility of accidentally damaging the lock although that's unlikely if you know what you're doing and the lock doesn't have trap pins or similar.
This is the LPL, and today my car was stolen
By me, the LPL.
@@helloeverybodization The plot twist!
This channel portrays an environment where you are successful 99% of the time. Being successful 99% of the time certainly does not represent real life. Lock Picking Lawyer does portray himself that (almost) no lock can defeat him, save for a few exceptions. This is a brilliant channel. I have been a fan for quite a few years now.
Funny story... I was waiting the valet at the Peabody in Memphis TN when a Uber dropped a few people off then ran inside to use the restroom. He come back out finding he locked himself out. I watched as they tired a coat hanger then my coworker asked me you still have you lock pick set on you from early. Next thing you know I picked the drivers open as my car was pulled up. It was a Hyundai and took me first time picking a car lock about 2 minutes but the Uber told me he'd give me a free ride anywhere in Memphis since I saved him $150. I was happy help and not a fan of being a passenger personally but that's Memphis. I do industrial maintenance and a employee quick taking the interlock key out of a control room bypassing safety when they walked off the job. I picked it back to the correct safety spot. They had me drive 3 hours from another site in Arkansas to fit it then treater me like a rock star for 'saving the day' I pick for fun and jokes sometimes. Once moved the 2nd and 3rd draw swapping then on a coworkers toolbox. Moved his draws every few days just messing him before he realized something was fishing and why he could find his tools in the spot he though he had them. We had a great lol out of it. Been years since doing that might need to do it again now
I’m always happy to know my car can’t be picked without the alarm going off. This is mainly because I can’t stick my own key in without the alarm going off
Im so conflicted. I love hearing LPL describe what he feels when he picks, it feels like we're a part of it and it makes it so much more especial. But damn that ASMR picking was so relaxing, it's monday and I wanna go back to bed
LPL: "I'm not going to show you my key."
Also LPL: Picks lock in front of a YT audience but does not blur out the values on the pick.
Picking the car will trigger the alarm so it's not like he cares
@@migaelz you can get access to the engine once you get in the car, and break the steering lock + jumpstart the car
Exactly what I was saying too
This guy doesnt only know about locks and how to open them, but he is really sharp about hiding his identity, and other security features. My absolute role model and the guy i would seak for when buying a lock (im going down the playlist watching eery video right now XD)
Thief: Oh no, I don't know how to pick this one open!
Thief 2: Don't worry I got this
From the phone: *This is the lock picking lawyer and...*
Weeks later,
LPL: Today, I will try to pick the President's car
does that even have a key? with all the fear for whatsoever, i doubt that the car is ever without supervision. if someone could access it without anyone noticing, thats already too much of a risk .. and thus does not need an externally reachable lock
@@Oliver-vx7ls Just laugh at the joke and move on
@@_Stormfather some people can do both: laugh about a joke and think about it :)
As an owner of a Fiesta ST I got respect for having the ST Explorer and as a fellow gun owner I have even more respect for you!
Congratulations, you live in the most peaceful neighborhood in wherever you live. Those birds chirping was like a Disney movie.
Don't joke with him picking his neighbours cars, obviously the entire LPL neighbourhood know him and they do not lock any doors in houses, cars, bikes or anything. They know they would last 20 seconds so why bother.
They just duct-tape anything they want closed, they know that's his weakness.
I bet none of his neighbors know that he's the LPL.
They leave their locks open, LPL is losing time by trying to open them with picks, just to discover, WTH I LOCKED IT!
I like to imagine he lives in an all electric neighbour hood fitted with state of the art bio locks that even lpl would struggle to pick
If the lock can keep LPL out for 20 seconds then it’s a REALLY good lock
FYI: There is an error on your website. The current Shipping page should be moved under the current Shipping menu alongside the Track Your Order page. The Shipping menu item really should be a landing page that leads to separate Shipping and Track Your Order pages like your other menu items that have multiple options.
Unless someone knew to click on Shipping TWICE and NOT click on Track Your Order they may not realize that the Shipping page also has important content.
He likes puzzles
Just so everyone is aware, most modern cars use an electronic RFID tag alongside the physical key for the ignition, so while you may be able to turn on the accessories, the car will never start when the ignition is picked and the actual key is not nearby.
Totally like this video!
Doing it on the real car also gets clear whether the alarm is triggered.
Love your content!
I'm not going to show you my key, but watch me decode it with this tool?
I was thinking the same thing
was here to give this comment... but sure, with the tool, knowing the key is merely a formality
I'm not convinced that the key geometry can be recovered from this video.
We only see pins for the door, pins for ignition are still unknown.
@@user-ky4zv1kf2x but we would need the right chip for those to matter
So, he doesn't show us the key, but he does show the Lichie numbers - aren't these more useful for copying the key than a view of the key?
Sorry if that is a noob question!
The reason is that door lock don't use all the pins on the key while the ignition uses all of them. so if he took out the key we would see all the cuts while now we only know the cuts from the tip of the key that the door lock uses. also as demonstrated (in this one and the other videos he's done) the door locks on most cars are a moderate suggestion that you would not like people to enter.
I belive it's significantly easier to get a lock cut from an image than from lichie numbers. And, as the guy before me has pointed out, you don't know the entire biting of the key, so whilst you can get a key for the lock, you can't get a key for the ignition, which could include the chip car keys have.
@@MagicBrownMan damn, I should have known that. He always says that the ignition lock uses more of the pins! Thank you for the explanation!
@@MagicBrownMan I had the same question as the OP. Thank you very much!
@@Santisima_Trinidad yeah, and without the chip, you aren't starting the car.
Nice touch that the picking segment has no audio - both probably to avoid annoying the neighbours, but also so that people in the neighbourhood, as well as viewers online, don't technically get critical info they'd need to steal his car
The birds chirping in the backyard was really plesent
He's probably changed his locks allreddy.
If he let us see the pin depths, I'm positive that isn't the end of the story.
@@heatshield I was wondering why he mentioned he wasn't showing the key when he showed us the decoder values a second later
But why? None of us now where he lives, the car has an alarm, and you can't start it with a pick
he probably sold his car already
"meh i want i new car...lemme pick it before that"
@@XxmatixX6videosdiariosdenadav alarms are always able to be bypassed, and it's obvious that physical locks are barely an inconvenience.
Plot twist : it ain't his car.
@@MaxNorde yes
Fucking heaven, even his neighborhood is super calm and quiet, listen to those birds!!
Im convinced he does this to go to work every day as a warmup. Would not be surprised if he did it every time he got in the car just to mess with people
LPL: You can buy this tool that I used to pick my own car.
ME: Absolute madDLAAAAAAD
"Deborah Honey! I think someone is trying to pick our Lawyer Neighbor's car"
"Yeah thats the lawyer himself"
"Why in the world is he picking his own damn car?"
"UA-cam, James, UA-cam"
"Ohhhhhhhhhh, yeah that makes sense"
I want to hear more stories from Deborah and James !
@@stevevernon1978 Be on the lookout on future LPL vids, I might post a new one
Car snob here. The Explorer ST is an amazing car. I'd expect nothing less from LPL. Rest in peace Ford ST hothatches.
Lockpicking Lawyer saying his Explorer ST is his daily driver suggests that he has a weekend car or cars. I need to know what they are, spill the beans
How rich is he?? Just the Explorer ST is like 50k wtf...
@@Guizmopeg 3 million subs, pulls tons of views on every video. It adds up and I'm sure he doesn't even do this full time
X: I just saw a man picking a car's lock..
Police: Where? What car is it, what does he look like?
X: Nevermind, he's done with it already.
Police: But you need to let us know the details, sir.
X: I mean, he took his key out to turn the alarm off right after..
Police: Sir, what's your name? You think wasting our time is a joke?
X: "Sir, he is the Lock Picking Lawyer."
Police: "Aah...he's ok. I subscribe to his channel, by the way..."
Its not unusual for the alarm to be triggered when the door is opened by the key. Usually it depends on how it was locked in the first place - if it was locked with the fob, unlocking it with a key will trigger the alarm.
My Ford Explorer and F-150 will sound the alarm if you open it with the mechanical key and don't immediately turn the ignition on
@@pootispiker2866 Yes, i've seen this when using the mechanical backup key.. with those decoding tools you can pick the lock but not open the door, go and cut a key blade and then open the door / turn the ignition on to stop the alarm, the lack of transponder chip will usually stop the car from starting but many will not sound the alarm...
The car my parents had on the isle of wight only armed the alarm if it was locked with the remote (which was a single button on the key)
and one quick way of testing if the alarm was armed or not was to open the door at the rear of the vehicle, which with that vehicle you needed the key to open (i have no idea what it is called outside of where i live, so ive attempted to describe it instead)
My parents did make the mistake of opening that door while the car was locked at least once
I mean my aunt's fine it before, we were using the spare key and it set off the alarm unlocking with the door lock, as the battery was dead in the fob we couldn't use the remote unlock.
@@n2n8sda My Escape (and LPL's Explorer ST) doesn't have a physical key for the ignition, so if you enter the vehicle without the fob, the alarm will go off. Your backup as an owner, in this case, is to use the My Pass app to turn off the alarm.
I don't really see how this event would come to pass though, since you can use the app to unlock your doors, so...
If Ford's servers are ever compromised, the company and it's customers will be SOL.
LPL's so bored he's breaking into his own house now
Congratulations on 3.21 million subscribers! 🎉🎉🎉 Here's to 4.32 🎊
This man is gonna run out of locks
You're so skilled that every car in the world is "your own car".
no, he cant get a late model car to start without key. he can only open the door. id love to see him figure out how to start it.
After watching you in awe, while you conduct some black magic with the levers of a -never seen before- pick tool, I am lost for words.
There is a time to pick, and there is a time to watch..
My compliments...
Honestly I loved that ambience sound with the birds singing in the background
haha! his own car!
-burger40
A little sad at the lack of commentary during the actual lock-picking: “nothing on 3; 4 is binding,….”
Unlocking the door with the factory key will set the alarm on most of the newer Ford vehicles. The remote is necessary to disarm the alarm.
As a auto locksmith the reason that the alarm went off is bc the car was previously locked with the fob unlocking it with the physical key makes the alarm go off unless locked with the physical key
LPL is making people realize we choose to be civilized xD. Revolutionary content!
FACTS. reminds of the cliche ... just because you can doesnt mean you ought too
Why did I do my own picking commentary in my head? And it was in your voice LPL.
FYI the alarms for many cars are only triggered if you press the lock button twice. Sometimes it will honk the second time you click it. Clicking it once will lock the car but not 'arm' the alarm.
I work at a dealership and used to do road rescue. Hated using a lock out kit everytime, this might be a better alternative