Remote Door Unlock
06-26-2007, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Lancaster' post='440049' date='Jun 26 2007, 12:28 PM
I don't think it's possible to lock the car with the key still inside. Certainly with the Lexus and (I think Audi) equivalents that is the case.
I suppose there's one way to find out.....
I suppose there's one way to find out.....
06-26-2007, 04:59 PM
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Looking at page 39 (Comfort Access) of the owners manual I have taken off this forum's site, it says:
"The vehicle or the luggage compartment lid/tailgate can only be locked if the vehicle detects that the remote control you are carrying is outside the vehicle".
So I guess that if you have Comfort Access and you can still lock your remote in the vehicle, there is either a fault with Comfort Access, you are using a manual key to lock the car or another Comfort Access remote by depressing the lock button on the remote manually ???
Otherwise I don't see how you can lock your Comfort Access remote in the car. Unless maybe its battery is flat and that is why the car can't detect it inside ?
Disclaimer: Newbie, car yet to arrive, only reading the owners manual, no first hand experience - and I am assuming that the Comfort Access remote works the way its described in the owners manual
"The vehicle or the luggage compartment lid/tailgate can only be locked if the vehicle detects that the remote control you are carrying is outside the vehicle".
So I guess that if you have Comfort Access and you can still lock your remote in the vehicle, there is either a fault with Comfort Access, you are using a manual key to lock the car or another Comfort Access remote by depressing the lock button on the remote manually ???
Otherwise I don't see how you can lock your Comfort Access remote in the car. Unless maybe its battery is flat and that is why the car can't detect it inside ?
Disclaimer: Newbie, car yet to arrive, only reading the owners manual, no first hand experience - and I am assuming that the Comfort Access remote works the way its described in the owners manual
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Originally Posted by Murray' post='440177' date='Jun 26 2007, 08:59 PM
Disclaimer: Newbie, car yet to arrive, only reading the owners manual, no first hand experience - and I am assuming that the Comfort Access remote works the way its described in the owners manual
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Originally Posted by Lancaster' post='440049' date='Jun 26 2007, 12:28 PM
I don't think it's possible to lock the car with the key still inside. Certainly with the Lexus and (I think Audi) equivalents that is the case.
I suppose there's one way to find out.....
I suppose there's one way to find out.....
Yes easy way to find out open the window and throw your key inside the car and try to lock the car... it wont work.
Or keep the windows closed and removed the metal part of the key and throw the fob in the car and try to lock it by touching the door handle... it wont work.
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