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Hi, This post is for those who have not opened the servicebox of their car before due to being too scared. I"ll show you how to open the servicebox without being afraid of what you find inside - just follow along! You can also check out my other blog posts on how to keep your car running smoothly and save money doing so. Thanks for reading! -Sarah Sanders I am going to show you how to open the service box of your vehicle without being afraid of what\\u0026#39;s inside. To do this, I will use a CRACK file called "CRACK Peugeot Servicebox Backup Sedre 11-2010". While this file won't work on every car, it'll give you an idea of how to open the service box. Crack files can be downloaded freely on the internet. To find more DIY articles like this one, view my blog at www.autojunkie.net -Tools Needed Before finalizing your purchase of tools for this project, I recommend that you ask yourself these questions: -Are these tools really needed? With some hacks involving your service box, you can get away with using duct tape or zip ties to hold certain components in place. Also, if you're not opening the service box out in the open, you can simply use a screwdriver to open it up. -Do I really need these tools? If you're afraid of what's inside your service box and don't want to open it, I recommend that you go for a different type of hack. The reason why I say this is because using duct tape or zip ties for this Hack will hold the components in place perfectly. Otherwise, there's no need for all these tools! -What type of tools do I need? Here are all the tools that you'll require for this project: -Small Crowbar - This is used as a lever to gain access to the service box. -Phillips Screwdriver - This is used for opening the service box. -Optical Disk Drive (ODD) - This is used for opening the service box. -Small Pen - This is used for opening the service box. -Stiff Plastic Tube - This can be found in your pantry, tool box, or any other plastic container around the house. This tube is used as a lever for removing the cover on most cars. -1 Pink Eraser with Rubbery Surface - This is used as a lever for removing the cover on most cars. -1 Black Pen with Rubber Grip and Metal Tip - This is used as a lever for removing the cover on most cars. Included in this list of tools is an optical drive and an eraser, but not all cars require these tools to open their service box. The reason why I included them in this guide is because you can use them as leverage when opening your service box as well as to pry off certain parts of your box that may be stuck, such as mounting brackets and tabs. cfa1e77820