What Happens If You Pull The Key OUT Of The Ignition While Driving? (You Wont Believe It) 

Fact

I know

No lies

Yes😂

Lol, my question is if you can drive a car with a different key from another car

Not in spain, here everyone knows how to drive a manual, because nobody buy automatic, people prefer manual cars because give you more control and better gas consumption

@@latronx sadly in my country, Malaysia, everyone starts to become lazy ass douche and new cars that are manual becoming very rare. Only cars below $10000 have manual option. The only exception is Honda Civic Type R, costs around 80 grand here and made it the only expensive new manual car.

Only applies in Canada and US.

@@latronx Same in all of Europe, he’s talking about the US/Canada. And the better control/consumption is bullshit - automatic cars are simply more expensive. I have driven automatic and it’s so much easier and comfortable not to think of the shift stick.

@@fotone much eaier but much boring ;D

Nyc one😂😂

Needs more likes

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And then gets detained for suspected grand theft

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My Ford ranger uses a flat head screw driver to start it.

No bro, you are not using a screwdriver. You are using a mans car key.

Yep, there's no immobilezer that's the reason.

I was gonna say a stripped ignition but that’s way to new

Right, the ignition switch is in fact, just a switch. It's a switch on a locked cylinder though, extremely similar to a padlock. The key does not complete the circuit, it's not the switch. It's just what allows the switch to move. As soon as that cylinder is turned the key has completed it's entire purpose, it's no longer necessary (hot-wiring a car just bypasses the locked switch and connects the wires the switch would connect, with an exposed switch you can hotwire a car with a paper clip). Some cylinders are key retaining cylinders, thus when turned the key cannot be removed. On old vehicles they didn't care about that so you can pull the key out once that cylinder has turned (and the internal pins are aligned with the shear line). You can turn the ignition off without the key because once those pins are aligned with the shear line the cylinder turns, so long as it isn't turned all the way back into the locked position (again, just like a padlock). My truck is a 1966 C10 and I can start it up, take the key, lock the door from the outside with the key, and walk away from a running car you can't get into

Yup

thanks for summing up the vid before i even watch it numnuts

😂🤣

Beat me to it haha

I don't think he would really care tbh lol

I laughed out loud lol

My trailblazer does the same thing

Some farm vehicles have this

APerson I was dying laughing

It’s an American car, that’s the problem. 90s ford rangers sucked

That’s because on old cars have no immobiliser system back in the early days!!

this is proof why you should try and see if your vehicle can start with out the key because you never know if it's possible and if it is you might want to get that issue fixed if you can

see ya! lmfaoo

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I died when he turned the car off after throwing it out 😂

I DID NOT EXPECT HIM TO THROW HIS KEY OUT🤣

I felt that

Drop and roll. 🤸‍♂️

Drop and roll🤸‍♂️

Interesting

Lmfao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Whislin diesel will do it

I lost it, you can run the plates it’s going to be in my name. Cop runs plates and comes back with this it checks out fine you free to go

Username checks out

- Hey, what are you i for? - I was driving without a key

Accidental Romania moment

Lol😂

If James Hetfield and Corey Taylor had a kid😂

But he is at least likable

Lmao budget

I see it lol

Same actually!😂 crazy shit

Same

Same

Yeah same

Lol same actually just yesterday not even 24 hours yet

A Manual is the key

I do and I live in the same state

@@Meeper2 well its a big state

@@alexburnette2526 The plate was shown in the video

You don’t either LOL

thats if the engine turns off, and more modern cars even if you stall them they keep powering the pumps for all essentials

liar his trucks steering wheel did not lock up nor did the engine turn off the only thing that happened is he figured out the key was there to make him feel like he was starting his truck up nothing more because his key is not even needed to start start the engine up this goes to show testing is important because you may think you need the key and find out you actually do not need it for anything other then locking the doors

I do it all the time with my 99 Vic

Neoprene00 🤣

I remember when I was a kid I liked keys and one time in my dads old Mazda that was a 5 speed I wanted the key he took the key out and gave it to me

so why tf can you not do that, in a vw golf 2?? a car from the 90s (more or less)

@@maskedredstonerproz Must have something to do with that being an european car and these all being american. Also I've found some people have immobilizers and other anti theft systems in their golf 2, also just because it's old doesn't mean thee ignition pin is broken

ford is is already at their innovation peak when they develop this truck haha

Udipotah XD 😂

Maybe the past owner of this truck discovered this "keyless go" idea and now is a multi millionaire . 😎

what kind of a car is this where you don't need a key to start it or anything that moment that you realize how easy your vehicle is to steal🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

hell yaaa😂

How about reverse?

Matt Ferguson I wonder how fast Mike would be able to drive it in reverse!

@@fergotti that's not reverse my dude. You slam it into the race gear and you gotta make sure it stays in there because it's going to fight its way out

Lol I commented the same thing B4 I read this

Please add a video with this find. I'm surprised nobody told you in the comments yet about it

Mike did to cause they were his most popular videos. Now he's just doing it cause his content has fallin off and needs money

I subscribed at the first place because of these videos!

Ranger is like a Tesla no key needed

Same

Thought*

Thought**

​@@Dontbeafraid2I completely forgot about this comment and I'm seeing this 3 years later. Your correction is correct. Guess my grammar was bad

@@wolfgameplays3291 yeah

@@wolfgameplays3291 bruh someone else corrected it 2 years earlier

Yes these old ford key ignition switch wears out that’s why wend the car was new you could not get the key

If u notice hes not turning the key all the way back to lock position

Any vehicle can have this problem if it's been abused enough

Not just Ford, Chevys do this too.

@@rockdem0n I second that since I recently got into a Chevy Impala from Y2K that had over 200,000 miles and you could take the key out at anytime you wanted it to

Cougar for a cougar

Lol

I have a 98 Ford Fiesta and I easily unlock his doors with a slotted screwdriver. Also I can unlocks his doors with the keys of other ford Fiesta or Ford Ka.

Definitely is

You Failed. Keyless Entry means not having to use a "Key" too enter the vehicle. Clearly Mike shows he needs a KEY to Enter/Unlock the door then he can start it without a key.

what if ur child goes in and just drives of lmao

Nah it’s a twist to start

Bryan James 😂😂🤦‍♂️

We fans so yes we stay looking for the legendary content!!! Lol 😂

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Lol

If you care about it getting stolen (probably not lol) you should get a clutch lock or a steering wheel lock so it can't be driven away lol

My 1990 K-5 Blazer can start/drive with no key, however, I still press the clutch to start it even without a key.

It's a manual, Today that's the number one theft device. Not a single anti theft device to my 2008 Wrangler and its never been stolen, someone tried once when I lived in the ghetto and couldn't drive manual 😂

@@justanotheraviator2357 Can confirm the same with my 93 Wrangler LOL. Used to work in a sketchy area and I had no problem parking doorless

@@justanotheraviator2357 Just how bad is it in America where people cannot drive manuals?Here in Europe they are the normal

@@thefutureliesinthepast9452 Americans don't need to get their license in a manual car. really weird

Lmao its like 320ish am where I'm at and I thought this was going to be one of those pov comments and it freaked me out haha

Thanks helps alot wow

Yeah, i got a new key for my ute because the old ones were rounded off, can’t take it out while its on accessories or upwards

Was an issue with older fords lol

Hahahaahahaha

@SOSA driving 15 above 15 above speed limit

My grandfather's friend on my dad's side I think had a 1996 or so Subaru Impreza, and he had the same worn key issue.

Love this

Me too! Ford escort though

He’s out of gas no creativity left he’s got a few breaths left before the nail goes in the coffin

He would of use the key to turn off moter not just pulled key out

Whenever you’re attempting to turn off the engine while the car is still moving, it’s very important to be aware of the different key positions for “OFF” vs. “LOCK”. Don’t turn it all the way to lock, just to off.

@@kc9scott Most cars will only let you pull the key in the LOCK position.

@@M4RC90 I know that. What I'm saying is that if you have a need/desire to turn the engine off while moving, you should only turn the key to "OFF". There's no reason to pull it out.

@@kc9scott But that was the entire idea of this video. If you can actually pull the key.

yeah what if the truck didn't start again without a key. he'd be like i regret throwing the key

Same

Only in park for most vehicles

Hes not turning the key all the way back to the lock position

@@kekun3740 Not in case of manual transmission, so it is dangerous to do it on manual transmission cars that require key. Steering lock usually turn on when you turn the ignition off and pull the key out. If you just turn ignition off and leave key in, then you can still steer, but of course no power steering and other things that need running engine.

John Devost you could start it with your fingers

Don’t even need that lol

It doesn't have a chip in the key, in the newer cars (96 and newer) there's an ignition chip in the key, if you make a spare without the chip, it'll go in, turn, but won't turn over

@@GUMBYVLOG I wanted this bid to be about one with a chipped key but maybe all of his are to valuable to do that

You don’t even need the screwdriver

Well GOT DAMN

Unless you're British lol, like me where we actually learn to drive a manual car and most British people have driven manual cars for most of their life

Most people in USA...In a Europe mostly driving manuals......and today they have 6 speeds.... :)

Well. Thieves know how to drive a manual lol