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My wife found a way for the second time to lock her fob in the car. This time I was home and saw the results and luckily she did not have to break into the...
... house to get my keys. This time it did not involve the car being "on" and it did not involve the auto-lock mod. ... accomplishing this. ... It is pretty...
... How is that easier than closing the door and pushing the button on the outside? A couple of times I've forgotten to push the button on the door and...
... I just tested this in my garage Linda. I set my fob on a chair next to the car, moving it toward the car 1" at time until the door would unlock. The...
... Silence is bliss, Greg. These problems are best addressed with chocolate. :-) MNBill _________________________________________________________________ ...
True enough, but that is NOT what she has done. Once was with the vehicle running and once now without it running, in both case the smart key system was on and...
I agree with Bill, it is hard to even imagine anything easier.... Smart Key fob in pocket as I exit the vehicle, I just hit the little black button and walk...
I would look at your driving habits, also. We get just under 40 mpg when we are driving close to home (on a trip we get 50 or better). Our problem is that...
Perhaps the fob was in a handbag? It's not out of the question that some kinds of handbag material might act as RF shielding, thus making the fob "invisible"...
But it was not invisible since it allowed the car to be unlocked, and later allowed the vehicle to be started from the same location where it sat when the...
... Hi Greg, As I told you last time, vehicle on or off is irrelevant. Even if the SE/SS system is turned on and the smart key is in an area where the car does...
According to my calculations the utility area below the luggage area can hold a 40gal. fuel bladder. To achieve 58mpg at 58mph we would have to run at least 3...
... It was not in the same position when it allowed the car to be unlocked. If it was in a purse then perhaps she places the purse beside her, starts the car,...
As I told you last time, the Fob is being detected. The fob is being "used" to unlock the vehicle, and then later with the fob in the EXACT same spot and...
No, you are correct, it is not in the same position as when the door is unlocked, but it is in the same position when the dorr is locked and then later when...
... Is it in the owner's manual? I recollect a discussion where it was something like 7 or 9 feet (or more? I really don't remember) for the communications ...
You're quite right. The effective range is 1 m (3 ft), but the recommended storage safety radius is much greater. I don't remember either but it was at least...
Well, there might never be a warning "NO KEY" icon, even if the fob became shielded by virtue of its position or other items in the purse. The reason is that,...
Just traveled 1012 miles, tailwind almost all the way. Southbound trip finished off a fill-up that started in Topeka, ended in Tulsa after making Omaha, did...
REPLY AT BOTTOM: On Sun, 1 Oct 2006 12:36:24 -0500 "Bill Bartlett" <ibmnbill@...> ... button ... It isn't necessarily easier either way except if you're in...
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... No, the vehicle is NOT detecting the fob when she exits. That is your problem. If it were detecting the fob, she would be unable to lock the doors (car...
... Huh, that's interesting. I'll bet that you can really confirm this if you were to give the fob to someone outside the car (through an open window) and have...
At the car wash a week or so ago a Jaguar came off the end of the belt with the doors locked, rolled down into the crew finishing cars, tore the door off a...
