Keyless Go unlock all doors
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Keyless Go unlock all doors
If I recall correctly, I used to be able to touch the driver's door and unlock all the doors, including the passenger ones. However recently something might've changed and it only unlocks my driver's door and no other doors. How to revert keyless go functionality so that it would unlock all the doors again from the driver side?
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One thing to consider - when you touch non-driver's door, all doors unlock. So, instead of reverting to "unlock all/any door", you could consider changing your habit and be aware of what door you touch. The reason I believe it's worth mentioning is that "unlock driver's only" is a safety feature that many find handy. We turned it on the first week we got the car.
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Thanks, this worked!
I understand this is a safety feature, however my current circumstances allows me to always drive with at least a passenger by my side. So I'll always need to unlock multiple doors. I'll keep this in mind however when Return to Office happens at my workplace and I'll be driving solo instead of just infrequent trips for family outings.
One thing to consider - when you touch non-driver's door, all doors unlock. So, instead of reverting to "unlock all/any door", you could consider changing your habit and be aware of what door you touch. The reason I believe it's worth mentioning is that "unlock driver's only" is a safety feature that many find handy. We turned it on the first week we got the car.
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Thanks, this worked!
I understand this is a safety feature, however my current circumstances allows me to always drive with at least a passenger by my side. So I'll always need to unlock multiple doors. I'll keep this in mind however when Return to Office happens at my workplace and I'll be driving solo instead of just infrequent trips for family outings.
I understand this is a safety feature, however my current circumstances allows me to always drive with at least a passenger by my side. So I'll always need to unlock multiple doors. I'll keep this in mind however when Return to Office happens at my workplace and I'll be driving solo instead of just infrequent trips for family outings.
Or you can use a spare key when you are at the office and the main key when you are with the other passenger.
So the spare is set to unlock only driver door and the main is unlock all doors.