Berlingo Forum

Hi all, i am currently in Spain (Cadiz region).
Someone managed to break into my berlingo with no signs of forced entry.
I remember locking the car, on our return when unlocking the car no noise was made by the locks and the indicators flashed rapidly for a while. The red led on the right of the steering wheel was also flashing rapidly indicating the alarm was triggered.
The glove box was left open, centre console was also open. They managed to steal 100 euro from my girlfriends purse and we found the purse on the front tyre with the cards still in it only cash missing.
My question is, is there any way possible of unlocking it without using the key? have checked all the doors seem aligned etc so they did not bend them back. 

There is some form of remote lock gadget that can over ride door locks but I think they are quite scarce. Did you double lock the doors when you left the car?

Normally i do deadlock but i don't think i did on this occasion. I read on some forums they hide in the trees nearby and use a grabber device and advise locking the car with the key. If i do this then the alarm is not activated not that it did much good anyway. They also mention they operate on motorbikes hence only grabbing cash, they must have been quick as they missed 10 euro in the front (useless) storage holes. We had some expensive kite kit in the back they left and also various other stuff worth a bit.

From having read the above entries I am a bit confused. It locking the car with the fob button different that locking it with the key??? I'd think they'd be the same.

With a Mk 3 pressing the fob button twice deadlocks the doors. you hear a double click as it engages. I don't recall this happening on my Mk2 BICBW.

I always believed that the remote control works by "Ultrasound" and not by radio waves? Can anybody confrim this one way or another? I always press the lock button on the remote umpteen times when leaving my van. I had the quarter light smashed when the van was only a week old, but they couldn't get in and nick anything because of the deadlocks.

Hi, I had mine broken into a couple of days ago in the same manor. We have 2 citroens, woke up and both cars had doors open and had been ransacked. Both were deadlocked but as you say feels like someone used the door lock. A ds3 in the road was also done so definitely some kind of tool going around that will allow entry to citroens