COMFORT ACCESS QUESTION
01-29-2006, 08:54 AM
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My Ride: 2006 E60 530 xi six speed manual/Silver gray-auburn/18inch-style123wheels/premium sound and package/HUD/PDC/sport/coldpackage/Sirius/M-aero kit/Nav/comfortseats/shades/comfort access
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1995 E34 540i 6 speed black/truffle interior/alpinemp3/XMradio/M5 alloys (Many tears...sold to a fellow Boston bimmer enthusiast!)
I've been reading conflicting posts on this topic-
can you set the comfort access so that when you walk away from the car (without touching the area around the keyhole) the car will lock itself?
can you set the comfort access so that when you walk away from the car (without touching the area around the keyhole) the car will lock itself?
01-29-2006, 09:21 AM
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My Ride: 2008 Sapphire Black on Black M5 - loaded sans soft close doors
No you can not. Personally if it allowed that, I would not have gotten the option. The last thing I need is one of my kids sneaking in the car while I am washing it, and then I head inside the house and lock them in the car (note BMWs deadbolt when you lock them with the remote, you can NOT get out of them if this happens).
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