can somebody post a pic of the key.
Originally Posted by usual_suspect
The car does not lock automatically if you walk away, you have to lock it with the door button or the fob.
If you leave it running and walk away with the fob someone else can drive it away - exactly the same as if you leave
any other car running and walk away. The only difference is if they shut it off or stall it, they can't start it again.
If you leave it running and walk away with the fob someone else can drive it away - exactly the same as if you leave
any other car running and walk away. The only difference is if they shut it off or stall it, they can't start it again.
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Originally Posted by kewltea
I wish that the car could sense that if it was on ACC and the keys is no longer within range, it would shut off. It's annoying to have to check to see all my lights are off everytime I leave.
Why not put your headlights on auto?
Originally Posted by usual_suspect
So if you started your car in the winter and got out to clean off the snow and scrape the windows the car would shut off. Not very practical.
Why not put your headlights on auto?
Why not put your headlights on auto?
Originally Posted by kewltea
No, I understand why you wouldn't want the car to shut off if the engine was on. I'm more talking about the other 2 postions the car can be in (On and ACC??) when only the radio and lights works.
Originally Posted by Owner's Manual Page 2-36
Battery saver system
When the headlight switch is in the
On or Park Lights position while the ignition
switch is in the ON position, the
lights will automatically turn off 5 minutes
after the ignition switch has been
pushed to the OFF position.
When the headlight switch remains in
the ON or Park Lights position after the
lights automatically turn off, the lights
will turn on when the ignition switch is
pushed to the ON position.
When the headlight switch is in the
On or Park Lights position while the ignition
switch is in the ON position, the
lights will automatically turn off 5 minutes
after the ignition switch has been
pushed to the OFF position.
When the headlight switch remains in
the ON or Park Lights position after the
lights automatically turn off, the lights
will turn on when the ignition switch is
pushed to the ON position.
Originally Posted by Owner's Manual Page 3-11
BATTERY SAVER SYSTEM
When all the following conditions are met
for 60 minutes, the battery saver system
will cut off the power supply to prevent
battery discharge.
1) The ignition switch is in the ACC position,
and
2) All doors are closed, and
3) The selector lever is in the P (Park) position.
When all the following conditions are met
for 60 minutes, the battery saver system
will cut off the power supply to prevent
battery discharge.
1) The ignition switch is in the ACC position,
and
2) All doors are closed, and
3) The selector lever is in the P (Park) position.
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Originally Posted by kewltea
No, I understand why you wouldn't want the car to shut off if the engine was on. I'm more talking about the other 2 postions the car can be in (On and ACC??) when only the radio and lights works.
I guess I don't get your question:
If the radio's on, you'll hear it when you get out. If the radio's not on, how often would you be sitting in the car with nothing on but the headlights?
If you do walk away, the car powers itself off after 30 minutes to stop the battery drain - automatically.
Originally Posted by usual_suspect
You might be asking the car to be smarter than the driver.
I guess I don't get your question:
If the radio's on, you'll hear it when you get out. If the radio's not on, how often would you be sitting in the car with nothing on but the headlights?
If you do walk away, the car powers itself off after 30 minutes to stop the battery drain - automatically.
I guess I don't get your question:
If the radio's on, you'll hear it when you get out. If the radio's not on, how often would you be sitting in the car with nothing on but the headlights?
If you do walk away, the car powers itself off after 30 minutes to stop the battery drain - automatically.
Originally Posted by usual_suspect
You might be asking the car to be smarter than the driver.
If you do walk away, the car powers itself off after 30 minutes to stop the battery drain - automatically.
If you do walk away, the car powers itself off after 30 minutes to stop the battery drain - automatically.
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And if you hold the unlock button, all your windows will roll down (they'll stop midway if you let go of the button).
To roll your windows up without the push start button, however, you'll have to take your key out of your key fob, stick it in either door handle, and turn it to lock the car. Hold that position and the windows will go up.
Does anyone know if the moonroof will also close with the windows?
To roll your windows up without the push start button, however, you'll have to take your key out of your key fob, stick it in either door handle, and turn it to lock the car. Hold that position and the windows will go up.
Does anyone know if the moonroof will also close with the windows?
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