Today I stopped to fill up with some five doller a gallon gas and when I went to get back in my G the FKN doors were locked. I know that drivers side was unlocked when i got out. so I had to wait an hour in 107 deg temp for the Wife to drive me the spare from sixty miles away, talk about not gettin lucky tonight. Has anyone had this happen?

 

never heard of this happening

 

Yeah it realy sucked. i always leave the keys in while parked, Now it has me scared to leave the keys in it while parked

 

Heard of this once a few months back... Only thing I can think of is that if you hit unlock, then don't open the door, it will automatically lock in one minute.

However, in this case...

 

Guess I need to get a spare dummy key to keep in the wallet in case I forget to take the keys out again

 

^^^Do you still have the wallet key?

 

Glad I have the smart key, you cannot lock the doors.

 

No I got the car from Carmax and had a hard time getting them to throw in a spare key with remote so I didnt even try to gey a wallet key

 

That's unheard of. If you leave the keys in the ignition and hit the lock button on the door panel while the door is open as you're getting out, the locks will lock and immeadiately unlock. It's like a 2 second ordeal, click click.
Only thing I can think of, is on your way out, part of your body grazed the door panel and manually flipped the switch to lock, in which case it will stay locked keys in or not, car running or not.

 

There was a post few months back, it seems to be common on the older g like 03, do a search I have heard of this before but I dont know if it was solved

 

i almost locked my intellikey in the trunk, but when i went to close the lid, the car automatically popped it back open. saved me a lot of hassle!

 

Not sure if it works with all cars, but apparently you can send the signal through your cell phone to unlock your car. Maybe try that next time, have your wife or another person with the keys press the unlock remote close to the her cell phone, and bring yours close to the car. I know it worked on a civic when we tested it out once..

 

^^^ I thought that was a myth

 

it is a myth

 

THAT is cool.

sorry to hear of the hassle, for what it's worth, at least you KNEW you didn't have a wallet key. after having the car for two months, i left it at home so my girl could take it for a new battery @ the local NAPA... come to find out ALL of our keys are for other G's... wallet key and the two spares i was given