G35 tips you probably don't know :D
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Here's one my dealer filled me in on . . .
If you have "home link" in your car power stays on to those buttons even when the car is off. So, if you park in your driveway and someone breaks into your car then they can open your garage door.
If you have "home link" in your car power stays on to those buttons even when the car is off. So, if you park in your driveway and someone breaks into your car then they can open your garage door.
it wont beep, but it will cut out the honk mess. i do it to all of the cars i get.
hold the lock and unlock down at the same time on the key fob. after 5 secs or so, it will blink the flashers. from then on it just flashes the lights and does not use the honk.
hold the lock and unlock down at the same time on the key fob. after 5 secs or so, it will blink the flashers. from then on it just flashes the lights and does not use the honk.
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Originally Posted by airhoppz
a question - anyone know if it's possible for the car just to beep and not honk when when the key fob is used...you know the same beep when you use the door button to lock/unlock?
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From: Edmonton
Originally Posted by IvoryPearl07G
it wont beep, but it will cut out the honk mess. i do it to all of the cars i get.
hold the lock and unlock down at the same time on the key fob. after 5 secs or so, it will blink the flashers. from then on it just flashes the lights and does not use the honk.
hold the lock and unlock down at the same time on the key fob. after 5 secs or so, it will blink the flashers. from then on it just flashes the lights and does not use the honk.
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May have been posted already, just too lazy to look 
. if you are in "D", and you downshift or upshift using the paddles, instead of waiting for the car to automatically go back to "D", you can hold either of the 2 paddles for about 2-3 seconds and it will go back to "D".
. if you are in "D", and you downshift or upshift using the paddles, instead of waiting for the car to automatically go back to "D", you can hold either of the 2 paddles for about 2-3 seconds and it will go back to "D".
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From: Miami Fl.
Originally Posted by MikeyC
Here's one my dealer filled me in on . . .
If you have "home link" in your car power stays on to those buttons even when the car is off. So, if you park in your driveway and someone breaks into your car then they can open your garage door.
If you have "home link" in your car power stays on to those buttons even when the car is off. So, if you park in your driveway and someone breaks into your car then they can open your garage door.
. This is a major F--k up on Infiniti's part in my opinion.
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The fob has really good range... so for example, if you are in your house just upstairs from your car in the garage, and you have a bunch of stuff in your pocket, and something holds down the door open button, all the windows will open on your car, which is very freaky when you go down to find your car with all the windows open the next morning. Has happened to me twice.
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From: New York
Originally Posted by IvoryPearl07G
you can lock the trunk by a deactivation button in the glovebox for valet reasons.
and you can lock the glovebox with your key located in the fob.
you can go in sideways cirlces if you punch the gas at low speed and turn the tcs off.
and you can lock the glovebox with your key located in the fob.
you can go in sideways cirlces if you punch the gas at low speed and turn the tcs off.
