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Unlocking your Ford Explorer can actually be done quite easily in just a few seconds using a single shoelace. Simply remove a lace from your shoe, or any other type of string, and tie a slipknot in the middle that can be tightened by pulling the ends. Hold one end of the string in each hand, insert it through the car door's corner, and maneuver it back and forth until it reaches the doorknob. Once the knot is in position, tighten it by pulling the string and then lift up to unlock the door.
My Ford Explorer is locked, but the keys are trapped inside.
If you have a key fob, you can either press the button resembling an open lock to unlock the car doors or enter a pin code on the driver's side to gain access to the vehicle.
If the rear access is unobstructed, you will need to make your way to the front to open the doors. The distance you have to cover is quite extensive!
Tina's suggestion was greatly appreciated, as it was a valuable contribution. Meanwhile, German and Bonnie's submission of basic methods was seen as a waste of time for everyone involved. Thank you, Tina, for your input.