it was a freak 'accidental lock out'..........While on the way up to KL from Kluang on the 5/10/07, we decided to stop at Pedas Linggi to use the restroom and stretch out. It was a caring decision that Lester made, telling us to go to the restroom first....in the meantime he'll just stretch and wait for us so that he can leave the car aircon on for our 2 lovely furkids 'Million and Dollar'. As all of us got out of the car, closing the door one by one, my 2 excited lovely furkids started jumping near the driver side because Lester was standing there, and.....oops.......Dollar long leg stepped on the central locking.......and ....OOPS........we were all locked out with the 2 dogs inside..........hiazzzzz. Called 'Plus' straight away and off course we were trying to get Million- Dollar's attention so that they can step on the auto window but.....instead she just stood in the centre of the car without moving, knowing something was amiss. Well, quite a number good samaritans came to help, one of the lorry driver gave us a long wire.......... we tried and tried and others also tried but it didn't work, still no sight of Plus, after about 1hr of trying with the wire, the same lorry driver found a long metal flap and gave it to us, again we tried and tried and others tried too, it didn't work either, so l just sat down and waited for Plus to come and help. While looking at all those good people that were helping, suddently it dawn on me that everybody were trying to open from the central locking door, l was sure the central locking door needs more presure to open it because it control 4doors. When everybody left l just took the metal flap went to the passenger side and tried after about 2mins...'Bingo' l did it, at the same time l saw the arriving of Plus,.......... "GREAT .....just great !" So my advice do not leave your furkids in the car alone with the engin on, and always try to open the door away from the central locking door, l noticed it is a normal reaction that people tend to try it on the driver side.